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Page 1145
... thiocyanogen , to form sulphur dicyanide . It seems generally accepted that the oxidation of thiocyanate ion occurs through thiocyanogen or hypo- Nitrosyl thiocyanate concentrations were measured by thiocyanous acid as intermediates ...
... thiocyanogen , to form sulphur dicyanide . It seems generally accepted that the oxidation of thiocyanate ion occurs through thiocyanogen or hypo- Nitrosyl thiocyanate concentrations were measured by thiocyanous acid as intermediates ...
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... thiocyanogen in our reacting solutions were inconclusive ; there were strong absorptions due to nitrate ion and nitrosyl 102 Concentration ( M ) 4 2- 200 200 A B 400 600 Time ( min . ) FIGURE 1 Oxidation of thiocyanate by nitric and ...
... thiocyanogen in our reacting solutions were inconclusive ; there were strong absorptions due to nitrate ion and nitrosyl 102 Concentration ( M ) 4 2- 200 200 A B 400 600 Time ( min . ) FIGURE 1 Oxidation of thiocyanate by nitric and ...
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... thiocyanogen . The end - products result from the hydrolysis of thio- cyanogen , and its reaction with hydrogen cyanide . Preparation and Properties of NN - Dialkyldithiocarbamates of Early Transition. DISCUSSION For reaction in the ...
... thiocyanogen . The end - products result from the hydrolysis of thio- cyanogen , and its reaction with hydrogen cyanide . Preparation and Properties of NN - Dialkyldithiocarbamates of Early Transition. DISCUSSION For reaction in the ...
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Dolcetti G See Peloso A 1506 | 1031 |
Structures of cyclic amides Part III Thio and selenolactams | 1033 |
Equilibria in solutions which contain a metal ion and an aminoacid | 1039 |
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