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A study has been made of new cyclic acid chlorides derived from (alkoxymethyl)ethylene hydrogen arsenites and from trimethylene hydrogen arsenite.
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It has been found that, in the preparation of (methoxymethyl)ethylene arsenochloridite and of trimethylene arsenochloridite in a medium of ether and pyridine, full cyclic esters are formed at the same time.
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Mixed arsenious esters containing the bivalent radical (methoxymethyl)ethylene have been investigated.
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It has been shown that the arsenochloridites and mixed esters that have been synthesized are hydrolyzed by water with formation of arsenious oxide and of the corresponding glycols and alcohols.
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Kamai, G., Chadaeva, N.A. Preparation of cyclic acid chlorides and mixed esters derived from (alkoxymethyl)ethylene hydroden arsenites and trimethylene hydrogen arsenite. Russ Chem Bull 1, 807–811 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01198868
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01198868