Über die Reaktion von Phosphorpentachlorid mit den BF3-Addukten primärer Amine

Reaction of CH₃NH₂ · BF₃ and PCl₅ yields CH₃N(PCl₃)(BCl₃), (I), the behaviour of which to PCl₅, pyridine and H₂S is described. By using smaller amounts of PCl₅, CH₃N(PCl₃)(BCl₂F) (VI) is obtained. C₆H₅NH₂ · BF₃ reacts with PCl₅ to give C₆H₅N(PCl₃)(BCl₃) (IX). Physical data, especially the NMR spectra of the new compounds, are given and discussed.     

Über die Reaktion von Phosphorpentachlorid mit den BF3-Addukten sekundärer und tertiärer Amine

Reaction of F₃B · NH(CH₃)₂ with PCl₅ yields [(CH₃)₂NPCl₃][BCl₄] (I), which can also be obtained by reaction of [(CH₃)₂NBCl₂]₂ with PCl₅. In BF₃ · N(CH₃)₃ the fluorine atoms are exchanged with chlorine atoms, by PCl₅, ³¹P, ¹⁹F, and ¹¹B-NMR spectra of the reactions products are described and discussed.     

Über die Reaktion von Alkalihexafluorosilicaten mit Aluminiumoxid

On Reactions of Alkali Hexafluorosilicates with Aluminum Oxides The reaction of Na- and K-hexafluorosilicates and α- or γ-Al₂O₃ has been investigated. Final reaction products are fluoroaluminates and alumosilicates. The reaction mechanism has been discussed. Influence of reaction parameters like time, temperature, layer thickness, and the effect of admixtures (fluorides, SiO₂) have been regarded. Tablet-reactions show the introduction of reaction by Si? F species.     

Über die Reaktion von Nb3Cl3 mit HCl

On the Reaction of Nb₃Cl₈ with HCl The greenish-blue gas phase which is formed at 500–600°C by reaction of Nb₃Cl₈ with HCl, is caused by an equilibrium reaction, in which small amounts of NbCl₅ and larger amounts of NbCl₄ are formed. This is shown by photometric measurements and by thermodynamic calculations.     

Über die Umsetzung von Adipinsäurediamid mit Phosphorpentachlorid

Reaction of Adipic Acid Diamide with Phosphorus Pentachloride The reaction of adipamide (I) with phosphorus pentachloride in a solvent leads to (Cl₃P?NCCl₂CCl₂CH₂)₂ (II). The stages of the reaction are: 1. chlorination of the keto and methylen groups 2. formation of the ? N?PCl₃ group. This result is a supplement of the existing conception about the course of the reaction of carboxylic acid amides with phosphorus pentachloride. The reaction of (I) with PCl₅ without any solvent has been reproduced and the course of reaction has also been investigated. This reaction gives mainly NC(CH₂)₄CN. The resulting product of a careful hydrolysis of (II) is (Cl₂OPN?CClCl₂CH₂)₂. A total hydrolysis gives back (I).     

Über die Reaktion von Thiophosphoryltrichlorid mit Hexamethyldisilazan

On the Reaction of Thiophosphoryl Chloride with Hexamethyl Disilazane On the basis of a ³¹P n.m.r. spectroscopic study of the reaction of PSCl₃ with hexamethyl disilazane a method for the preparation of Me₃SiNHP(S)Cl₂( 1 ) and the diazadiphosphetidine 2 , [Me₃SiNHP(S)?NSiMe₃]₂ has been developed. These new crystalline compounds have been characterized by i.r., Raman, ³¹P n.m.r. and mass spectroscopy, and their thermal behaviour has been studied. The formation and constitution of 2 are discussed, and its ¹H and ²⁹Si n.m.r. spectra are reported.     

Über die Reaktion von Phenolen mit N-substitutierten Maleinimiden

The Reaction of Phenols with N-substituted Maleinimides Phenoxysuccinimides are formed by the base catalysed addition of phenols to N-substituted maleinimides. In the presence of catalytic amounts of tertiary aliphatic amines yields as high as 90% are obtained. A series of adducts of mono-and di-phenols to mono- and bismaleinimides is described. Pure phenoxysuccinimides are stable compounds but the basic catalysts of their formation give rise to their decomposition into the phenolic component and oligomeric maleinimide. A nucleophilic reaction mechanism both for the formation and the decomposition is discussed. A new crosslinked addition polymer from a diphenol and a bismaleinimide with a surprisingly high heat stability is described.     

Über die Natur der Übergangsmetall-Kohlenstoff-σ-Bindung. VIII. Über die Reaktion von 3d-Metallhalogeniden mit Thioanisolyllithium

On the Nature of the Transition Metal Carbon-σ-Bond. VIII. Reaction of 3d-Metal Halides with Thioanisolyl Lithium Reaction of CoBr₂ · 2 THF with PhSCH₂Li/N(CH₂CH₂)₃N (TED) results in the formation of the thiophenolato complex LiCo(SPh)₃ · TED · 3.5 THF (I) with ethylene, propylene, and small amounts of cyclopropane being liberated. The constitution of I follows from the results of the elemental analysis, the effective magnetic moment (μ_eff. = 4.41 B.M.), and the reaction with acids and HgCl₂ to give PhSH and PhSHgCl, respectively. I could also be isolated by comparison synthesis from CoBr₂ · 2 THF and LiSPh/TED. Other 3d-metal halides MX_n · xTHF (M = Ti, V, Mn, Fe, Ni; X = Cl, Br) also react very easily with thioanisolyl lithium to form thiophenolato compounds.     

Über die Reaktion von weißem Phosphor mit Jodwasserstoff

White phosphorus and hydrogen iodide quantitatively form PH₃ and P₂J₄ in anhydrous carbon disulfide. Besides PJ₃ the hitherto unknown iodophosphines PH₂J and PHJ₂ are formed during the reaction as intermediates.     

Über die Reaktion von Trimethylamin mit Antimon(V)-chlorid

Inhaltsübersicht. Trimethylamin und Antimon(V)-chlorid bilden keinen Dornor-Acceptor Komplex. In Abhängigkeit vom Molverhältnis reagieren die Komponenten zu (CH₃)₃NCl⁺SbCl₆^– (I) bzw. zu (CH₃)₃NH+X^– und (CH₃)₂N=CH₃⁺X^– (X^– = SbCl₆^–, SbCI₄^–, Sb₃CI₁₄^3– und CI^–). I kann in (CH₃)₃NH⁺SbCl₆^– und (CH₃)₂N=CH₂+SbCl₆^– zerfallen. The Reaction of Trimethylamine with Antimony (V) Chloride Abstract. Trimethylamine and antimony(V) chloride forms no donor-acceptor-complex. In dependence of the molar ratio the compounds reacts to (CH₃)₃NCl⁺SbCl₆^– (I) resp. to (CH₃)₃NH+X^– and (CH₃)₂N=CH₃⁺X^– (X^– = SbCl₆^–, SbCI₄^–, Sb₃CI₁₄^3– and CI^–). I can decompose into (CH₃)₃NH⁺SbCl₆^– and (CH₃)₂N=CH₂+SbCl₆^–.     

Zur Reaktion von Imidodiphosphoryltetrachlorid mit Phosphorpentachlorid

Reaction of Imidodiphosphoryl Tetrachloride with Phosphorus Pentachloride Imidodiphosphoryl tetrachloride quantitatively reacts with PCl₅ to form, HCl, POCl₃, and Cl₃P?N? POCl₂. The mechanism of the reaction is discussed. Using ³²P-labeled PCl₅ was proved that the attack of the PCl₅ to imidodiphosphoryl tetrachloride does occur about an oxygen atom.     

Über die Reaktion von W3O mit lod. Darstellung,Kristallstruktur und Eigenschaften von WOI3

On the Reaction of W₃O with Iodine: Preparation, Crystal Structure, and Properties of WOI₃ The novel tungsten oxide iodide WOI₃ is obtained from the reaction of the metalrich tungsten oxide W₃O (also known as ‘β-tungsten’) with iodine in a sealed glass tube placed in a temperature gradient (440–400°C). In the low-temperature region WOI₃ is formed as mouse-grey intergrown needle-like crystals. WOI₃ crystallizes in the tetragonal NbOCl₃ structure type, space group P4₂/mnm, with a = 12.346(2), c = 3.765(1) Å (20°C). The crystal structure at – 130°C was determined from single-crystal diffractometer data (R = 0.023). Results of magnetic susceptibility and vibrational spectroscopic measurements are given together with the mass spectrum of WOI₃ obtained on heating.     

Über die Reaktion substituierter Thioxanthenoxide mit Säuren

9-[(N-Methyl-3′-piperidyl)-methyl]-thioxanthene-10-oxide (I) on treatment with boiling concentrated hydrochloric acid gives mainly 9-[(N-methyl-3′-piperidyl)-methylene]-thioxanthene (IV) together with small amounts of 9-[(N-methyl-3′-piperidyl)-chloro-methylene]-thioxanthene(II), 9-hydroxy-9-[(N-methyl-3′-piperidyl)-methyl]-thioxanthene (III) and 9-[(N-methyl-3′-piperidyl)-methyl]-thioxanthene (V). Treatment of I with acetic anhydride yields only IV.     

Über die Reaktion von Propiolsäure und Propiolsäureester mit Cyclohexanon

In the presence of potassium t-butoxide or potassium hydroxide, propiolic acid adds two molecules of cyclohexanone to form the isomeric seq-cis- and seq-trans-7, 14-Dioxa-dispiro[5.1.5.2]pentadec-15-yliden-acetic acids IIa and IIIa, respectively. Methyl propiolate and cyclohexanone react analogously in the presence of potassium t-butoxide, yielding the corresponding esters. The structure of these condensation products follows from their physical properties and from degradation reactions to known compounds.