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Additions and C o ~ ~ e c t i o m Vol. 37,1972 Stanley J. Padegimas and Peter Kovacic*: endo-7-Aminomethylbicyclo[3.3.1]nonan-3-onesfrom Rearrangement of 1-NSubstituted N-Haloadamantanamines by Aluminum Chloride. Page 2676, column 2, line 25. “JBX= 15 Hz” should be J B X

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Hz. Vol. 38,1973 Lawrence R. Green* and Jack Hine: Isobutyraldehyde. The Kinetics of Acid- and Base-Catalyzed Equilibrations in Water. Page 2802. In the last full sentence the words “absence” and “presence” should be exchanged. Page 2803, line 5. ‘‘0.337’’ should be 0.454.

Vol. 39,1974 John A. Tennis,* Thomas A. Wnuk, Michael J. Dolan, and Peter Kovacic*: Behavior of endo-7-Aminomethylbicyclo[3.3.1]nonan-%one under Reducing Conditions. Page 768. Experimental Section, column 1, line 16. “0.48” should = 16 Hz” should be JBX IL 11Hz. be 0.048. Column 2, line 3. “JBX Frank I. Carroll,* Gordon N. Mitchell, Joseph T. Blackwell, Asha Sobti, and Ronald Meck Configuration and Conformation of cis- and trans -3,S-Dimethylvalerolactones. Page 3895, column 1.Line 17. “I” should be 11. Line 25. “11”should be I. Line 27. “I” should be 11. Vol. 40, 1975 Thomas A. Wnuk, John A. Tonnis,* Michael J. Dolan, Stanley J. Padegimas, and Peter Kovacic*: Diazotization of endo-7-Aminomethylbicyclo[3.3.l]nonan-3-ols and endo-7-Aminomethylbicyclo[3.3.l]non-2-ene. Page 447, column 2, line 9. “Z04” should be lo4. Page 448, column 1, line 11. “JBX= 13-14 Hz” should be JBX = 10-11 Hz.

Rodger N. Jenkins and Leon D. Freedman*: Dihydrophenophosphazine Ring System. Page 768. Column 1, line 1. The letters “aoton” should be a proton. Page 768. Column 2, line 30. “8.2 g” should be 2.0 g.

Vol. 41, 1976 Williadn F. Berkowitz* and Seth C. Grenetz: Cycloaddition of an Enamine to an Activated Cyclopropane. Page 13, ref 12. The carbethoxylation of 3,3-dimethylcyclopentanone 16 was done using the procedure of A. P. Krapcho, J. Diamanti, C. Cayen, and R. Bingham, “Organic Syntheses”, Collect. Vol. V, Wiley, New York, N.Y., 1973, p 198.

Hanne Eggert, Craig L. VanAntwerp, Norman S. Bhacca, and Carl Djerassi*: Carbon-13 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectra of Hydroxy Steroids. Pages 72-74. The following entries in Table I were interchanged: for compound 10, C-9 and C-14; for 21, C-1 and C-17; for 29, ‘2-14 and C-17. In Table I1 for 6P-AcO-Androstane, C-3 and C-4 should be reversed. Table 111: for 5ct entry “0.0 (19) t’’ should be 3.9 (19) t; for 12P entry “1.2 (9) t” should be -1.2 (9) t. K. T. Potts* and J. L. Marshall: Thiazolo[3,4-b]indazole, a Ring-Fused Tetravalent Sulfur Thiazole System. Page 129. In structure 3, the group, SC(Ph)=NHZ-, shown in the upper left is in error and should be replaced by R (as shown in structure 4).

G. S. Bajwa, K. Darrell Berlin,* and H. A. Pohl: Synthesis of A2~2’-Bis(1,3-benzodithiolidene)Derivatives and Complex Salts Therefrom with 7,7,8,8-Tetracyanoquinodimethane. Pages 145 and 146. In the title as well as in the last line of the right column of page 145 and the fifth line of the left column of .page 146, the correct ending for the name is benzothiolidene. Richard Baltzly: Studies on Catalytic Hydrogenation. I. The Influence on Reaction Rates of the Metal-Carrier Ratio, of Solvents and Acidity. Page 925, Table 111, footnote a. The third word should be starting. Page 926, Table VII. The upper part of this table should have a subheading reading as follows: Cyclohexene, 0.1 mg of Rh.

John A. Myers,* Wendell W. Wilkerson, and Samuel L. Council: 1,3-Dipolar Addition of an Oxazolium 5-Oxide to Cyclopentadienequinone and to Anthracenequinone. Page 2875, column 2. The structure assigned to compound 9 is incorrect. A structure in better accord with the available evidence is that shown below. The authors acknowledge Dr. R. S. Atkinson for first suggesting the discrepancy.

Richard Baltzly: Studies on Catalytic Hydrogenation. 11. Poisoning by Nucleophiles. Page 932, Table V, column 5 of table. All exponents in this column should be -7 (the first three are given as -7 and the next four as 7).

Page 2876. Because the structure of 9 was incorrect, Scheme I is also incorrect.

Peter Beak,* Jira Yamamoto, and Charles J. Upton: Heterophilio Additions to Carbonyls and Thiocarbonyls. Scope and Stereochemistry. Page 3056, column 1. Lines 24 and 25 should read as follows. increased for the products from the other isomer. However, the value of K which accounts for the observed 82% retention found for the first experiment in Table I1 leads to a prediction of 69% retention for the second experiment in the table. Conversely, a value of K which accommodates the observed 120% retention in the second experiment leads to a prediction of 50% retention for the first experiment in the table. Accordingly, the predicted extent of. Page 3056, column 2, line 49. “100%”should be replaced by 67%.

C. Max Hull* and Thomas W. Bargar: Transfer of Oxygen to Organic Sulfides with Dimethyl Sulfoxide Catalyzed by Hydrogen Chloride. Preparation of Disulfoxides. Page 3152. By-line. “Thomas W. Bargar” should be Thomas M. Bargar. Page 3154. Reference 12a should have cited H. Nieuwenhuyse and R. Louw, J. Chern. Soc., Perkin Trans. 1,839 (1973), which reverses these authors’ previous assignment of configurations for 1,2-bis(methylsulfiny1)ethane (1);accordingly, they find that the 01 form is actually the meso diastereoisomer.

Pankaja K. Kadaba: Role of Protic and Dipolar Aprotic Solvents in Cycloaddition Reactions Involving Anionic l,3-Dipoles, Action of Inorganic Azides on Imidoyl Chlorides. Page 1073, column 2. In structure A, the bonding between the C1 and C and between C and the N of azide should be shown as dotted lines rather than as solid lines. Vinayakam Subramaqyam,* Eileen H. Silver, and Albert H. Soloway: Reaction of Phosphoranes with Formate Esters. A New Method for Synthesis of Vinyl Ethers. Page 1272. It is regretted that, at the time of writing the paper, the authors were unaware of Dr. LeCorre’s work [Bull.SOC.Chirn. Fr., Nos. 9-10, 2005 (1974); C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris, 963 (1973)] showing that vinyl ethers are formed when the two stabilized phosphoranes, benzylidene and ethoxycarbonylmethylene, react with formate esters.

Wojciech J. Stec,* Bogdan Uznariski, Karol Bruzik, and Jan Michalski*: Protic Acid Catalyzed Thiono-Thiolo Rearrangements of Phosphorus Esters. 4051