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Silane physical constants

Kumada et al.359 prepared linear methylpolysilanes up to n = 12 by Wurtz synthesis from different chloromethyldisilanes and found by investigation of the physical constants that the melting points of the silanes up to n = 7 do not rise continuously but follow in a zigzag course since the polysilanes with an odd number of silicon atoms melt at a lower temperature, than those with an even number of silicon atoms, though this effect is less pronounced with higher n. [Pg.49]

It will be noted that the introduction of oxygen into the molecular structure of the silanes or their derivatives brings about a distinct departure in physical properties from those of the unoxidized silanes or of the corresponding carbon compounds. Thus the normal silanes exhibit at least a physical resemblance to their organic counterparts, as is shown by the constant ratio of absolute boiling points given in Table I,... [Pg.8]


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