On the mechanism of the nitration process
A Michael, GH Carlson
Index: Michael; Carlson Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1935 , vol. 57, p. 1270,1275
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Abstract
Haitinger, by treating isobutylene, isoamylene and tertiary butyl and amyl alcohols with absolute nitric acid, obtained (CH&C= CHNOz and (CH&C= C (NOz) CH3 in small yields, mainly, however, products of oxidation; with ethylene only oxidation products were formed. However, by using a mixture of nitric and fuming sulfuric acids, Wieland and Sakellarios2 succeeded in isolating CHZ (ONOZ) CH~ NOZ from the reaction products with ethylene, ...
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