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Page 84
... organic acid salts ( that is , passage of an electric current through a solution of the salt ) . Carbon dioxide is lost in the process , and the resulting organic radicals combine in pairs to form an alkane . For example , electrolysis ...
... organic acid salts ( that is , passage of an electric current through a solution of the salt ) . Carbon dioxide is lost in the process , and the resulting organic radicals combine in pairs to form an alkane . For example , electrolysis ...
Page 92
... organic chemists should at- tempt to synthesize both larger and smaller rings with con- jugated systems of double bonds . The first targets were cyclobutadiene and cyclooctatetraene , the next lower and higher analogues of benzene ...
... organic chemists should at- tempt to synthesize both larger and smaller rings with con- jugated systems of double bonds . The first targets were cyclobutadiene and cyclooctatetraene , the next lower and higher analogues of benzene ...
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... organic com- pounds . Ionization isomerism , as , for example , with [ Co ( NH3 ) , C12 ] NO2 and [ Co ( NH3 ) , CINO2 ] * Cl in which the nitro group and a chloride ion interchange places , is a counterpart of positional isomerism in ...
... organic com- pounds . Ionization isomerism , as , for example , with [ Co ( NH3 ) , C12 ] NO2 and [ Co ( NH3 ) , CINO2 ] * Cl in which the nitro group and a chloride ion interchange places , is a counterpart of positional isomerism in ...
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