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Predictions for the other isobaric systems (experimental data of Sinor, Steinhauser, and Nagata) show good agreement. Excellent agreement is obtained for the system carbon tetrachlor-ide-methanol-benzene, where the binary data are of superior quality. 

The two-bond disconnection (re/ro-cycloaddition) approach also often works very well if the target molecule contains three-, four-, or five-membered rings (see section 1.13 and 2.5). The following tricyclic aziridine can be transformed by one step into a monocyclic amine (W. Nagata, 1968). In synthesis one would have to convert the amine into a nitrene, which-would add spontcaneously to a C—C double bond in the vicinity. 

T. Nagata, "New Process Developments foi Polynosic Fibres," Proceedings of the 28 th Dombim International Man Made Fibres Conference, Austria, Sept. 1989. 

S. Nagata, Mixing Principles andMpplications, John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1975. 

I. Saito, R. Nagata, K. Yuba, andT. Matsuura, Tetrahedron Eett. 24, 1737 (1983). 

A. Nagata and co-workers, ia M. Hej2lar and co-workers, ddvances indntimicrohialdntineoplastic Chemotherapy, 1/2, University Park Press, Baltimore, Md., 1972, p. 1039. 

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