Titlebook: Reactive Intermediates; Volume 2 R. A. Abramovitch Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1982 Electrophile.Nucleophile.Oxidation.Ring strain.ato

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Current Aspects of the Solution Chemistry of Arylnitrenes,ments and current trends in the solu-tion chemistry of aryl- and hetarylnitrenes from both a mechanistic and synthetic viewpoint. Some closely related transformations that do not necessarily involve nitrenes will be discussed for comparative purposes.

Crater

Reactions of Silicon Atoms and Silylenes,s during the past two centuries has already been developed into a major branch of chemistry. Although the investigation of silicon-containing systems is somewhat less extensive, vast amounts of information have been accumulated during the recent decades.

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d," as well as on biology, astronomy, and other areas of science, is enormous. Several books have been published which cover the area; one, edited by McManus, * surveys the subject in general at the senior undergraduate or beginning graduate level. In addition, a number of monographs have appeared w

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Current Aspects of the Solution Chemistry of Arylnitrenes,ding to Chemical Abstracts nomenclature) (NH) itself, derivatives of which are for-mulated by replacing hydrogen by various functionalities. Thus replacement of hydrogen by aryl- gives arylnitrenes. The nitrogen atom in nitrenes contains six electrons in its valence shell, and these species may exis

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defray

Reactions of Silicon Atoms and Silylenes,nt bonding, and therefore may be installed as the backbones of thousands of complicated molecules. The study of the various carbon-containing compounds during the past two centuries has already been developed into a major branch of chemistry. Although the investigation of silicon-containing systems

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Five-Membered Hetarynes,is overcome, converts to a powerful force directed at extending the idea far beyond its original sphere of applicability and appropriateness. Science is no less subject to this generalization than are the social sciences and humanities but has the obvious advantage of permitting—or rather requiring—

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