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A nuclear magnetic resonance study of the addition of methanol and methoxide ions to substituted benzaldehydes, and corresponding J M acidity function values

Michael R. Crampton

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Values of the equilibrium constants, KS, for the addition of methanol, and KOR, for the addition of methoxide ions at the carbonyl group of a series of eleven substituted benzaldehydes have been determined by using an n.m.r. method. The results lead to the determination of a new JM acidity scale for methanolic sodium methoxide solutions which is compared with existing functions.

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Values of the equilibrium constants, KS, for the addition of methanol, and KOR, for the addition of methoxide ions at the carbonyl group of a series of eleven substituted benzaldehydes have been determined by using an n.m.r. method. The results lead to the determination of a new JM acidity scale for methanolic sodium methoxide solutions which is compared with existing functions.

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Values of the equilibrium constants, KS, for the addition of methanol, and KOR, for the addition of methoxide ions at the carbonyl group of a series of eleven substituted benzaldehydes have been determined by using an n.m.r. method. The results lead to the determination of a new JM acidity scale for methanolic sodium methoxide solutions which is compared with existing functions.

Key concepts: Methoxide, Sodium methoxide, Methanol, Chemistry, Ion, Function (biology), Inorganic chemistry, Medicinal chemistry

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