Compoundsof the type RIEH react readily with CF3C=CCF3 togive R?EC(CF3)=C(CF3)H (E = N, P, As), and with CFIC-CH togive R?ECH=CHCF3 (E = N, As) and R?EC(CF,)= CH? (E = As). The isomer distribution of the products IS obta~ned from their n.m.r. soectra and the mechanism of the addition reaction is discussed.
Volumes and heats of mixing are reported for equimolar mixtures of benzyl acetate with acetone, pyridine, dioxan, nitromethane, aniline, chloroform and rn-cresol. Volumes and heats of mixing have been obtained for a range of concentrations for those systems which evolve heat. The results are discussed in terms of the theories of solutions of nonelectrolytes.
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