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160. The thermolysis of trimethylamine–benzimide; a new rearrangement of the Curtius–Hofmann type

, 1965
Martin S. Gibson, A. W. MURRAY
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Curtius Rearrangement of α-Oximino Acids¹

The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1960
John L. Spencer, Wyman R. Vaughan
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ChemInform Abstract: ACID AZIDES PART 3, NEW SYNTHESES OF BENZIMIDAZOLONES, PHTHALAZ‐4‐ONES AND BENZOXAZOLES INVOLVING BASE‐CATALYSED CURTIUS REARRANGEMENT AND DISPLACEMENT OF ACID AZIDES

, 1975
A. F. M. FAHMY, M. A. ELKOMY
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A theoretical study of the Curtius rearrangement. The electronic structures and interconversions of the CHNO species

, 1977
Arvi Rauk, Paul F. Alewood
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The Volume Change of Activation in the Claisen and Curtius Rearrangements

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1961
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Concerning the mechanisms of the wolff rearrangement; a dissimilarity between the thermal wolff and curtius rearrangements

Tetrahedron Letters, 1965
John Van Den Berghe, Alfred L. Wilds, N.F. Woolsey, Claire Hummel. Winestock   +3 more
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ChemInform Abstract: REACTION OF DI‐ AND TRISUBSTITUTED CHLOROIMINIUM CHLORIDES WITH AZIDE ION. A NEW ′CURTIUS TYPE′ REARRANGEMENT

, 1978
R. IMHOFF, David W. Ladner, Joseph M. Muchowski   +2 more
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Azides of heavier main group elements: The reluctance of phosphine azides to undergo a curtius-type rearrangement

, 1985
Edgar Ocando‐Mavarez, Samia Majid, Jean‐Pierre Majoral, Antoine Baceiredo, Guy Bertrand   +4 more
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Trimethylsilylazide/KN₃/18-Crown-6. Formation and Curtius Rearrangement of Acyl Azides from Unreactive Acid Chlorides

, 1980
J. D. WARREN, Jeffery B. Press
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Scheme 1 - Curtius rearrangement literature conditions

, 2016
M. Andrew, Meng Lingcong, V. Julie
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