January 1, 1968Recueil des Travaux Chimiques des Pays-Bas9 citations

Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of substituents in benzophenones, benzhydrols, and benzhydryl ethers

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Abstract The chemical shift of the substituent‐protons in a number of substituted benzophenones, benzhydrols, and benzhydryl ethers correlate well with the carbonoxygen absorption in the infrared spectra.

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André M. de Roos (1968) studied this question.

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