Staimic chloride

In media of low dielectric constant it is well established that staimic chloride needs a cocatalyst to initiate the cationic polymerisation of alkenyl monomers. This point has been clearly proved for carbon tetrachloride and benzene solutions. In the present section the role of water as cocatalyst in these processes will be examined, but given the substantial amount of literature available on this topic, we will concentrate on important kinetic and mechanistic aspects, relevant to our new interpretation. We remind the reader that much of the older work has been thorou y reviewed in Plesch s second book ... 

This acid readily attacks the styrene-staimic chloride (or stannic chloride hydrate) complex and, throu an AdgS process, gives l henylethyl chloride. 

Sodium powder, 20, 8 23, 96 25, 86 Sodium 2-pyridinediazotate, 26, 18 Sodium sulfate, anhydrous, 22, 57 Sodium sulfide, 26, 5 Sodium sulfite, 23, 78 24, 23, 33 Sodium thiocyanate, 22, 17 Sodium zincate, 22, 28 Sorbic acid, 24, 92 Spray trap, 23, 1 Staimic chloride, 25, 33 Stannous chloride, anhydrous, 23, 64 Staimous chloride dihydrate, 22, 32 23, 63 25, 55... 

Wagner-Meerwein rearrangement s. 16, 938 Titanium tetrachloride 4-Hydroxycinnolines s. 17, 962 Staimic chloride Syntheses via S-heterocyclics... 

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