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ADA044873

Publication Date	1976
Personal Author	Turro, N. J.; Renner, C. A.; Waddell, W. H.; Katz, T. J.
Page Count	5
Abstract	The thermal direct photochemical, and triplet sensitized decomposition reactions of cyclic azo compounds are believed to yield hydrocarbons via diradical intermediates. These thermal and photochemical eliminations of nitrogen are considered to be general reactions of cyclic azo componds. However, there are a number of perplexing examples in which the loss of nitrogen failed. (Author)
Keywords	Azoles Cyclic compounds Thermochemistry Photolysis Chemiluminescence Benzene Excitation Cyclooctatetraene Diazo compounds Chemical structure Cleavage Chemical bonds Reprints Cyclooctatetraene/diaza Dewar benzene Photochemistry Decomposition
Source Agency	Non Paid Reprints
NTIS Subject Category	99F - Physical & Theoretical Chemistry
Corporate Authors	Columbia Univ New York Dept of Chemistry
Document Type	Journal Article
NTIS Issue Number	197725

Thermolysis and Photochemistry of Cyclic Azo Compounds. A Novel Chemiluminescent Reaction and Alternate Route to Dewar Benzene.

Thermolysis and Photochemistry of Cyclic Azo Compounds. A Novel Chemiluminescent Reaction and Alternate Route to Dewar Benzene.
ADA044873

Publication Date	1976
Personal Author	Turro, N. J.; Renner, C. A.; Waddell, W. H.; Katz, T. J.
Page Count	5
Abstract	The thermal direct photochemical, and triplet sensitized decomposition reactions of cyclic azo compounds are believed to yield hydrocarbons via diradical intermediates. These thermal and photochemical eliminations of nitrogen are considered to be general reactions of cyclic azo componds. However, there are a number of perplexing examples in which the loss of nitrogen failed. (Author)
Keywords	Azoles Cyclic compounds Thermochemistry Photolysis Chemiluminescence Benzene Excitation Cyclooctatetraene Diazo compounds Chemical structure Cleavage Chemical bonds Reprints Cyclooctatetraene/diaza Dewar benzene Photochemistry Decomposition
Source Agency	Non Paid Reprints
NTIS Subject Category	99F - Physical & Theoretical Chemistry
Corporate Authors	Columbia Univ New York Dept of Chemistry
Document Type	Journal Article
NTIS Issue Number	197725