Nitrohydroxy aromatic ketones. I. Nitrohydroxyacetophenones
SS Joshi, H Singh
Index: Joshi; Singh Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1954 , vol. 76, p. 4993
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Abstract
The formation and reactions of hydroxyl radicals in aqueous solutions have been the object of numerous investigations. Wieland2 observed that hydrogen peroxide in the presence of cupric ions degrades stable organic compounds, like benzoic acid, to carbon dioxide and water. Since Baxendalelc reported that cuprous ions generate hydroxyl radicals from hydrogen peroxide, it seemed probable that the reaction described by Wieland proceeds ...
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