SEARCH Articles Figures Tables 1- Phenyl-pyrimidin-2 -one, reaction with active methylene compounds 1.3.5- Triazines reaction with active methylene compounds 2- Butene, 2-methylene reactions 2- Butene, 2-methylene reactions Lewis acid catalysis 2- Butene, 2-methylene reactions photolysis 2- Butene, 2-methylene reactions with benzonitrile 3-Bromothiophene-2-carboxylic acid, copper-catalyzed reactions with active methylene compounds 4-Methyl phenol methylene chloride reaction 5- Nitropyrimidine, ring transformation reaction with active methylene groups 5-Methylene-2 -furanones Diels-Alder reactions 6-Octenal, 7-methylene reaction A reaction with methylene A-Thioiminium salts reactions with active methylene compounds Acetonitrile, phenylsulfinylKnoevenagel reaction activated methylenes Active methylene compounds reaction Active methylene compounds reaction with diazonium Addition and insertion reactions of methylene Aldehydes reaction with active methylene compounds Atoms reaction with methylene groups Azides tosyl, reaction with active methylene Azulene, 2-methylene-6-oxo-2,6-dihydrosynthesis Knoevenagel reaction Benzyl Bromide reactions with active methylene compounds Bisphenol methylene chloride reaction Carbonyl compounds, reaction with methylene equivalents Cyclohexene, 1-methylene reactions Cyclohexene, 1-methylene reactions reaction with formaldehyde Diazonium salts reaction with active methylene compounds Diazonium, reaction with active methylene Displacement reactions, nucleophilic on 5 -methylene group of ATP Enolizable methylene groups, reaction Enolizable methylene groups, reaction compounds Formaldehyde Methylene Blue reactions Halides, aryl reaction with active methylene compounds Heterocyclic methylene-active carbonyl compounds, reaction Imines reactions with highly acidic active methylene Insertion reactions, of methylene Isobutane, reaction with methylene Ketones reaction with active methylene compounds Knoevenagel reaction active methylene compound Knoevenagel reaction active methylene nucleophile Mannich reaction methylene addition Metallacyclobutane, 2-methylene cycloaddition reactions Methylen-transfer reaction Methylenation reactions, Peterson olefination Methylene Blue, reaction with Methylene blue, reaction Methylene bridge reactions Methylene chloride ethylene reaction Methylene chloride, direct reaction with Methylene chloride, reaction Methylene compound Michael reaction Methylene compound, aldol reaction Methylene compounds, Regitz diazo reactions Methylene insertion reactions Methylene iodide, reaction Methylene iodide, reaction with zinccopper couple and cyclohexene Methylene iodide, reaction with zinccopper couple and cyclohexene Methylenetriphenylphosphine Methylene iodide, reaction with zinccopper couple and cyclohexene in preparation of methylenecyclohexane Methylene nucleophiles, Knoevenagel reaction Methylene radicals, reactions Methylene reaction with methane Methylene reactions Methylene reactions Methylene thietanes reactions Methylene, triplet, cycloaddition reactions Methylene-1,3-dithietanes reactions Methylene-transfer reactions Michael reaction activated methylenes Nitroso compounds reaction with active methylene groups Perfluoroacetone, reaction with methylene groups Perfluoroacetone, reaction with methylene groups, activ Phase-Transfer Reaction of Active Methylene or Methine Compounds with Inorganic Base Phenols, reactions of formaldehyde with Methylene derivatives Polymerization, reactions Double-bonded methylene compounds Quinazoline 3-oxide, reaction with active methylene compounds Reaction of Active Methylene Compounds Reaction with methylene Reaction with methylene tnphenylphosphorane Reaction with reactive methylene compounds Reactions Involving Exoanomeric Methylenes Reactions at the Methylene Group Reactions of Complexes Containing Methylene Bridges Reactions of Methylene Cyclopropanes Reactions of azides with active methylene groups Tebbe reaction titanium-stabilized methylenation Tosyl azide reaction with active methylene compounds Wittig reaction Peterson methylenation compared with Wittig reactions methylenations