... twelve are engaged in the formation of the sixcarbon ring and six in retaining the six hydrogen atoms, in the manner ordinarily supposed ; while the remaining six react upon each other, — acting towards a centre as it were : so that the " affinity... Journal of the Chemical Society - Page 286by Chemical Society (Great Britain) - 1887Full view - About this book
| 1887 - 618 pages
...twelve are engaged in the formation of the sixcarbon ring and six in retaining the six hydrogen atoms, in the manner ordinarily supposed ; while the remaining...in fact, make use of the following symbol : — HH 0 C AA HC— ^CH V \/ CC HH The only difference between this symbol and those employed hitherto arises... | |
| 1887 - 600 pages
...twelve are engaged in the formation of the sixcarbon ring and six in retaining the six hydrogen atoms, in the manner ordinarily supposed ; while the remaining...fact, make use of the following symbol : — HH CC AA HC— - — CH V \/ CC HH The only difference between this symbol and those employed hitherto arises... | |
| 486 pages
...unused valencies in benzene in another way (XI). He suggested that ' the remaining six [valencies] react upon each other — acting towards a centre...said to be uniformly and symmetrically distributed'. Baeyer' put forward a similar interpretation(XII),andBamberger "extended the hypothesis to the aromatic... | |
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