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NITROACYL HALIDES

See related NITROACYL HALIDES See other POLYNITROARYL COMPOUNDS... [Pg.679]

See related sulfonation incidents See other nitroacyl halides... [Pg.697]

See Other GAS EVOLUTION INCIDENTS, NITROACYL HALIDES, POLYCONDENSATION REACTION INCIDENTS... [Pg.960]

METAL NITROPHENOXIDES, NITROACYL HALIDES NITROALKANES, NITROALKENES... [Pg.276]

After distilling the chloride up to 147°C/6 mbar, the residue decomposed vigorously. See other NITROACYL HALIDES... [Pg.544]

See other NITROACYL HALIDES See related SULFONATTON INCIDENTS... [Pg.782]

Explosive decomposition occurred during attempted vacuum distillation, attributed either to the presence of some trinitro compound in the unpurified dinitrophenylacetic acid used, or to the known instability of o-nitro acid chlorides. A previous publication (ibid., 407) erroneously described the decomposition of 2,4-dinitrobenzoyl chloride. See other NITROACYL HALIDES... [Pg.1018]

During an attempt to prepare 3-methoxy-2-nitrobenzoyl cyanide by heating the title chloride with copper cyanide to over 200°C, the reaction mixture had decomposed vigorously at around 60°C. This was attributed to thermal instability of the intended product [1], but available evidence suggests that instability of the title nitroacyl halide is a much more likely cause. However, there is also the possibility of a reaction involving demethylation of the methoxynitrobenzoyl chloride by traces of hydrogen... [Pg.1022]

See 4-Methoxy-3-nitrobenzoyl chloride See entry NITROACYL HALIDES... [Pg.1023]

N—NITRO COMPOUNDS C-NITRO COMPOUNDS NITROACYL HALIDES NITROALKANES NITROALKENES... [Pg.2470]

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