1980
DOI: 10.1627/jpi1958.23.16
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Decomposition reactions of cumyl hydroperoxide with sulfur-containing metal complexes.

Abstract: Decomposition reactions of cumyl hydroperoxide with metal complexes having both sulfur-containing chelates and phenolic moieties were carried out. Effects of chelates and/or of phenolic moieties on activities of metal complexes were studied.It was found that the phenolic moieties did not affect activities. The ESR measurements on the decomposition reactions showed that the reactions included homolytic decomposition of cumyl hydroperoxide. The homolytic decomposition was ascribable to a charge transfer and a re… Show more

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“…This implies that there was a competition between 2 and Zn[(iPrO),PS,], for t-BuO' produced by decomposition of t-BuON,OBu-t and that the products of the reaction of Zn[(i-PrO),PS,], with t-BuO' did not react rapidly with 2. This system can probably be described by the elementary reactions [l] to [3].…”
Section: Preliminary Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This implies that there was a competition between 2 and Zn[(iPrO),PS,], for t-BuO' produced by decomposition of t-BuON,OBu-t and that the products of the reaction of Zn[(i-PrO),PS,], with t-BuO' did not react rapidly with 2. This system can probably be described by the elementary reactions [l] to [3].…”
Section: Preliminary Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%