1966
DOI: 10.1021/jm00321a036
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L-(+)-2β-Tropanyl Diphenylborinate

Abstract: IV diffusible substances, p-earboxybenzeneboronic acid and NaoBioHio, which are rapidly excreted. However, there was no appreciably elevated levels in tumor compared with blood and consequently such compounds would not appear to offer much promise in the treatment of tumors by neutron-capture irradiation.lna Experimental Section11Nitration of Phenylcarborane.-To 50 ml of fuming HN03, containing a crystal of urea and cooled to -15°, was added with stirring 5.0 g of powdered phenylcarborane.The time of addition … Show more

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“…57 Esters of boronic acids are notoriously unstable to hydrolysis. 64 However, organoboran compounds with a boroxazolidine ring in their structure exhibited high hydrolytic stability. This notable increase in hydrolytic stability is ascribed to the formation of a B-N coordinative bond.…”
Section: Phthalocyanines With Boronic Ester Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…57 Esters of boronic acids are notoriously unstable to hydrolysis. 64 However, organoboran compounds with a boroxazolidine ring in their structure exhibited high hydrolytic stability. This notable increase in hydrolytic stability is ascribed to the formation of a B-N coordinative bond.…”
Section: Phthalocyanines With Boronic Ester Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8,9 Esters of boronic acids are notoriously unstable to hydrolysis. 10 However, organoboran compounds with a boroxazolidine ring in their structure exhibited high hydrolytic stability. This notable increase in hydrolytic stability is ascribed to the formation of a B-N coordinative bond.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%