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Phosphorus and Sulfur and the Related Elements Volume 18, 1983 - Issue 1-3
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Synthetic, Mechanistic And Biological Aspects of Phosphorus-Sulfonic Acids Anhydrides. Direct Evidence for The SN1 (P)-Ionic Mechanism in Phosphorus Chemistry

Jan Michalski Polish Academy of Sciences, Centre of Molecular and Macro-molecular Studies, Boczna 5, 90-362, tódź, Poland
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Wojciech Dabkowski Polish Academy of Sciences, Centre of Molecular and Macro-molecular Studies, Boczna 5, 90-362, tódź, Poland
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Zbigniew Skrzypczynski Polish Academy of Sciences, Centre of Molecular and Macro-molecular Studies, Boczna 5, 90-362, tódź, Poland
Pages 137-140 | Published online: 19 Dec 2006
 
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Abstract

Special attention in this Laboratory has been recently given towards the chemistry of phosphorus-sulfur acids anhydrides RR1P(X)-O-SO2-R2 (X[dbnd]0, S, Se) 1.

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