REACTIVITY OF VINYL SULPHONIC ESTERS .8. EVIDENCE FOR SULPHUR PARTICIPATION IN CYCLISATION OF 2-ARYLTHIO-1,2-DIPHENYLVINYL PARA BROMOBENZENESULPHONATES FROM CARBON-14 LABELLING EXPERIMENTS

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CAPOZZI, G

MELLONI, G

MODENA, G

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JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY C-ORGANIC | 1971年 / 18期

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10.1039/j39710003018

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O62 [有机化学];

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070303 ; 081704 ;

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