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4.7.13.16- Tetrabenzyl

Compare electrostatic potential maps for tetrabenzyl-ammonium ion and tetraethylammonium ion with that of benzyltrimethylammonium ion. Are they likely to be as effective or more effective as phase-transfer catalysts as benzyltrimethylammonium ion Explain. (Hint Predict solubility properties for the three ions.)... [Pg.207]

C,4H, N 103-49-1) see Imiquiinod Labetalol 4(5)-dibenzylamino-3-oxu-5-phenylpentancnitrile (C25H24N2O 156732-12-6) see Ritonavir 0 3,4-di-0-benzyl-2,6-bis(carboxyamino)-2,6 dideoxy-a-D-glucopyranosyI-(l—>4)-0-[p-D-ribofuranosyI-(l- 5)]-N,N -dicarboxy-2-deoxystreptamine tetrabenzyl ester tribenzoate (ester)... [Pg.2345]

The first synthesis, by method a, of amylostatin (XG) was reported by Kuzuhara and Sakairi. The synthon for the cyclohexene moiety was the benzylated allyl bromide 382, derived from D-glucose by the sequence 378 — 382 of the Perrier reaction. The coupling reaction of 382 using an excess of 4-amino-T,6 -anhydro-4,6-dideoxymaltose tetrabenzyl ether (383), and sodium iodide in DMF for 3 days produced a mixture of the epimeric monocarba-trisaccharide derivatives, separation of which gave the protected derivatives in 15% yield. [Pg.82]

Analysis of the products of the photolysis of Zr (benzyl) 4 in toluene at 30°C in the region 300-450-nm with mass spectrometry shows that the predominant peak is due to p-benzyl toluene with small amounts of dibenzyl, and 4,4 -dimethyl diphenyl. Rate measurements (Fig. 5a) suggest that in this region of the spectrum the polymerization proceeds through radical intermediates (29). This concept is supported by the fact that the spectrum of zirconium tetrabenzyl has a maximum at 317 nm and is identical with that found for the benzyl radical using flash photolysis techniques (30). Also zirconium tetrabenzyl on irradiation in toluene solution produces... [Pg.286]

Tetraethyl thiuram disulphide, accelerator. Tetrabenzyl Thiuram Disulphide TBZTD, accelerator. [Pg.64]

Tribenzyl phosphate and tetrabenzyl pyrophosphate are hyperalkylating agents and produce quaternary amine salts,... [Pg.114]

Dibenzyl hydrogen phosphate when warmed with oxalyl chloride evolves hydrogen chloride and gives bisdibenzyl-phosphoryl oxalate (XI), which when heated to its melting-point yields tetrabenzyl pyrophosphate, 4... [Pg.117]

Hafnium tetrabenzyl, preparation and catalytic activity of, 23 277-279 Halides... [Pg.112]


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