On the origin of the axial behaviour of 5‐halomethyl groups in 1,3‐dioxane. Evidence for non‐bonded electrostatic attraction

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On the origin of the axial behaviour of 5‐halomethyl groups in 1,3‐dioxane. Evidence for non‐bonded electrostatic attraction

Abstract: Abstract.The conformational behaviour of the halomethyl group in 5-position in 1.3-dioxanes is determined quantitatively by low temperature nuclear magnetic resonance, and the origin of the axial preference of ca.

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