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Introduction. The copper-cuprous chloride electrodehas been measured by Immer- wahr,2 by Luther and Wilson,3 and by Noyes and Chow.4 These investi-.
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the literature. These absorptions were observed at atmospheric pressure and, usually, with aque- ous solutions. Berthelot' in 1901 observed that the ethylene.
the literature. These absorptions were observed at atmospheric pressure and, usually, with aque- ous solutions. Berthelot1 in 1901 observed that the ethylene.
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Catalysis by Cuprous Chloride
BY J A Y K. Kocm RECEIVED MARCH7 , 1955 The Meerwein reaction which previously had been postulated as being a cupric-catalyzed reaction is shown to be a cuprouscatalyzed reaction. This reaction is thus mechanistically put into the same category as the Sandmeyer reaction in the reactions of aromatic diazonium salts.
The hleerwein reaction’ can be formulated in its most general form as the reaction of an aromatic diazonium halide with an aliphatic unsaturated compound to yield substituted a-halo-P-phenyl alkanes and alkenes ArNnY-
