223. Acyl iso thiocyanates. Part II. Reactions of aroyl iso thiocyanates with amines and amino-acids in aqueous solution
DT Elmore, JR Ogle
Index: Elmore; Ogle Journal of the Chemical Society, 1958 , p. 1141,1142, 1144
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Abstract
Hydrolysis of benzoyl isothiocyanate affords benzamide, dibenzoylamine, and benzoic acid in amounts which depend on pH; a mechanism is advanced to account for the observations. With amino-acids in aqueous dioxan at alkaline pH, benzoyl isothiocyanate in general
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