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The determination of nitro and related functions
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ISBN: 0122779509 9780122779503 Year: 1973 Volume: 5 Publisher: London Academic press


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Chemistry of the heterocyclic N-oxides.
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ISBN: 0124012507 9780124012509 Year: 1971 Publisher: New York (N.Y.) Academic press

Printing processes and printing inks, carbon black and some nitro compounds.
ISBN: 9283212657 Year: 1996 Publisher: Lyon IARC

The chemistry of the carbon-nitrogen double bond
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ISBN: 0471669423 9780471669425 Year: 1970 Publisher: London Interscience publ.


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Aromatic C-nitroso compounds
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ISBN: 9401780641 9400763360 9400763379 Year: 2013 Publisher: Dordrecht ; New York : Springer,

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Abstract

This volume will present the reader with an update on the scientific research on organic chemistry of nitroso compounds that was performed in the last two decades. The overview will include the original synthetic applications of nitroso compounds, but will also cover the discovery of novel physico-chemical phenomena and their potential future uses. The properties that form the basis for this technological potential originate from the intriguing property of C-nitroso molecules to form dimers through the formation of a relatively weak nitrogen-nitrogen double bond. The equilibrium between the different monomeric and dimeric forms, which appears under controlled environmental parameters, opened new areas of research in organic chemistry. The novel paradigm presented in this volume includes insight into the original problem of organic reactivity and synthesis, but also sheds light on the solid-state reaction mechanisms. A number of fascinating photochemical, electrochemical, supramolecular, and biological properties, as well as advanced techniques in spectroscopy, now enables us to use these compounds as molecular models for studying a number of general chemical concepts.  .

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