Low Temperature Heat Capacities of Inorganic Solids. XIII. Heat

Soc. , 1953, 75 (6), pp 1496–1497. DOI: 10.1021/ja01102a521. Publication Date: March 1953. ACS Legacy Archive. Cite this:J. Am. Chem. Soc. 75, 6, 14...
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The second wave would again result from the reduction of the double bond. Thus, the nonreduction of the sulfone group could be attributed to the difficulty of forming appreciable concentrations of the conjugate acid of the sulfone (11) due to the inability of structures such as 11-b to contribute proportionately to the resonance hybrid. I t is, of course, possible that the conjugate acid reduces

TABLE I hIOLAR HEATCAPACITY OF LITHIUMBOROHYDRIDE (LiBH,) Mol. wt. 21.79; 0.4556 mole Mean

15.72 19.37 21.76 2.7 .64 25.39 27.40 30.71 31.28 38.04 42.41 46.88 51.67 56.55 01.06 62.08 67.12 72.79 78.65 84.98 86.23 92.82 99.93 107.76 115.93 124.42 132.35 140.02 147.33 155.32 164.09 172.37 180.82 188.84 196.83 204.66 212.05 218.86

C H , = C H - eC