Propanesultone

Polysiloxane zwitterionomers and related model compounds. I. Synthesis

“…Zwitterions of this type are described in the literature and are easily obtained by reacting amines with y-propanesultone. 17 Litt and Matsuda18 in a recent publication reported similar zwitterions on a crosslinked homopolysiloxane.…”

Potential carcinogenic and mutagenic industrial chemicals. I. Alkylating agents

“…1,3-Propane sultone is a monofunctional alkylating agent that reacts with nucleophiles, Y", along the general pathway (1) or (2) as follows : Sulfopropylated products and their potential uses (Fischer, 1964;I ARC, 1975) include:…”

“…(1) derivatives of amines, alcohols, phenols, mercaptans, sulfides, and amides useful as detergents, wetting agents, lathering agents, and bacteriostats; (2) soluble starches used in the textile industry; (3) solubilized cellulose reported to have soil-suspending properties; (4) dyes; (5) an antistatic additive for polyamide fibers; (6) cation-exchange resins (prepared by condensing the sulfonic acid product derived from phenol and propane sultone with formaldehyde); and (7) phosphorus-containing sulfonic acids (produced from organic phosphines, neutral esters of trivalent phosphorous acids, and phosphorous and phosphoric triamides), useful as insecticides, fungicides, surfactants, and vulcanization accelerators (Fischer, 1964).…”

Soap‐based detergent formulations: IV. The synthesis and surface active properties of sulfopropyl esters of N‐substituted iminodiacetic acids

“…Various fatty acid derivatives react with propanesultone to give 3-sulfopropyl compounds (2,3) with surface active properties (4) comparable to sodium alkyl sulfates. The reaction proceeds smoothly in good yields (2).…”

“…Various fatty acid derivatives react with propanesultone to give 3-sulfopropyl compounds (2,3) with surface active properties (4) comparable to sodium alkyl sulfates. The reaction proceeds smoothly in good yields (2). N-Alkyliminodiacetates have found use as foam stabilizers (5); however the low water solubility of the C16 and C18 derivatives precludes their general use in this application.…”