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Kinetics of addition of 2-methyl-2-silapropene to hydrogen chloride, hydrogen bromide, and oxygen

Iain Davidson, Christopher E. Dean, F. Timothy Lawrence

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2-Methyl-2-silapropene adds rapidly to hydrogen chloride and to hydrogen bromide in the gas phase to form the corresponding trimethylsilyl halide, and to molecular oxygen to form dimethylsilanone; Arrhenius parameters for these reactions have been measured.

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2-Methyl-2-silapropene adds rapidly to hydrogen chloride and to hydrogen bromide in the gas phase to form the corresponding trimethylsilyl halide, and to molecular oxygen to form dimethylsilanone; Arrhenius parameters for these reactions have been measured.

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2-Methyl-2-silapropene adds rapidly to hydrogen chloride and to hydrogen bromide in the gas phase to form the corresponding trimethylsilyl halide, and to molecular oxygen to form dimethylsilanone; Arrhenius parameters for these reactions have been measured.

Key concepts: Hydrogen bromide, Chemistry, Halide, Hydrogen chloride, Oxygen, Bromide, Hydrogen, Chloride

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