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The properties of dithiocarbamates A Review

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A review of the properties of dithiocarbamates is presented in which a comparison is made of the properties of mono- and dialkyldithiocarbamates. The various sections deal with the synthesis of dithio-carbamates, their stability in acidic and alkaline solution, their reaction with oxidising agents, their spectra, polarographic behaviour and uses, and with analytical methods for their determination.

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Eine Übersicht über die Eigenschaften der Dithiocarbamate wurde vorelegt, wobei die Mono- und Dialkyldithiocarbamate miteinander verglichen wurden. Die einzelnen Abschnitte behandeln die Synthese der Dithiocarbamate, deren Stabilität in saurer und alkalischer Lösung, ihre Reaktions-weise mit Oxydationsmitteln, ihre Spektren, ihr polarographisches Verhalten, ihre Verwendung sowie die zu ihrer Bestimmung verwendeten analytischen Methoden.

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author wishes to thank Prof.R. Belcher, Dr.P. Zuman, and Dr.A. Townshend of the University of Birmingham, England, and Prof.E. Pungor of the University of Chemical Industries, Veszprém, Hungary, for their advice and interest in this work.

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Halls, D.J. The properties of dithiocarbamates A Review. Mikrochim Acta 57, 62–77 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01216666

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