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Die Einwirkung von Metall-Alkoholaten auf cis- und trans-Styrylchlorid

Schlosser, Manfred  
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Ladenberger, Volker
1971
Chemische Berichte

The alcoholate-induced dehydrochlorination of styryl chloride possibly occurs by the 3 different competing mechanisms: E2, E1cb, and E1cb-HBA an E1cb modification. These conclusions were confirmed by H-D exchange, isotope effects, order of reaction, and relative elimination rates as a function of the cis or trans configuration of the material and of the nature of the base (EtONa or tert-BuOK.) [on SciFinder (R)]

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DOI
10.1002/cber.19711040929
Author(s)
Schlosser, Manfred  
Ladenberger, Volker
Date Issued

1971

Published in
Chemische Berichte
Volume

104

Issue

9

Start page

2873

End page

2884

Subjects

Kinetics of dehydrochlorination (of styryl chloride); Dehydrochlorination (of styryl chloride

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mechanism of); Isotopic effects (on dehydrochlorination of styryl chloride

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by deuterium)

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styryl chloride dehydrochlorination mechanism; kinetics styryl chloride dehydrochlorination

Note

CAN 75:140083 22 Physical Organic Chemistry Org.-Chem. Inst.,Univ. Heidelberg,Heidelberg,Fed. Rep. Ger. Journal 0009-2940 written in German. 4110-77-4; 4604-28-8 Role: RCT (Reactant), RACT (Reactant or reagent) (dehydrochlorination of, mechanism of); 7782-39-0 Role: PRP (Properties) (isotopic effect of, on dehydrochlorination of styryl chloride)

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March 3, 2006
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