November 1, 1949

“Adrenergic Blocking” Substances (Quaternary Derivatives of N,N‐Dibenzyl‐β‐Chloroethylamine)

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Summary. An account is given of the preparation of some quaternary‐derivatives of the Dibenamine series, one of which is stated to have a very high activity, which will be discussed in detail in a following paper.

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