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Miscellaneous Nitrogen Derivatives

Photochemical addition of a nitrene to the isonitrile (6) led to the carbodiimide (7), which added water to give urea (8) and malonic acid to give the potential glycosyl barbiturate synthon (9) [Pg.108]

Six mono- and di-saccharide isothiocyanates were prepared in good [Pg.109]

Various N-glycosylated heterocycles are covered In Sections 5 and 6, and in Chapter 19. [Pg.109]

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