Author Index

Figures in square brackets are reference numbers

Abbott, L. S. 61 (5) Abell, P. I. 5 (24) Abramovitch, R. A. 27 [331,

30 [58) Adamic, K. 137 [50) Aizensh tat, Z. 151 13 9) Akhtar, M. 54 [221, 55 (22),

64 (39), 149 (33) AI Azrak, A. 82 (7) A1bisetti, C. J. 98 (70) A1eksandrov, Yu. A. 126 [53) Allen, F. L. 135 (22) Allen, J. C. 81 [51, 82 (22) Anderson, A. W. 85 (48) Anderson, J. E. 64 (43), 65 (43) Ando, T. 18 (23) Andrews, W. 112 (18) Ang, H. G. 127 [64-66) Annaev, B. 137 (48) Anslow, W. P., Jr. 52 (12) Arimoto, F. S. 521111,

61 [3,4) Ashby,E. C. 55 (34) Ashkenazi, P. 129 [95, 96) Asinger, F. 116 (44) Aso, K. 20 (32) Asscher, M. 12 [52) Atkinson, D. J. 26 (26) Augood, D. R. 24 [21, 25 (2),

26 (2), 27 (2) Awang, D. V. C. 77 [611

Bacha, J. D. 16 (7),17 (16), 84 (36)

Bachman, W. E. 25 [9, 12), 26 [91, 29 (12)

Bachman, G. B. 89 (74), 93 (24)

Backeberg, O. G. 9 (40) Bacon, R. G. R. 75 [45,461,

102 (107),103 (108)

Bader, H. 73 (33) Badia, C. 135 (24) Baigrie, B. D. 28 (42) Baizer, M. M. 15 (5) Balanson, R. D. 104 (117),

106 (117) Balch, A. L. 130 (104) Ballard, D. H. 66 (60) Ballester, M. 134 (3),

135 [24, 25) Ballintine, T. A. 130 (107) Ban, Y. 100 (90) Banfield, F. H. 136 (37) Banks,D.F.41[l1) Banks, R. E. 105 [122-124),

106 (123), 137 [42,43) Bapp, D. P. 137 (44) Barash,L. 145(13) Barker, M. W. 115 (38) Barnes, R. A. 47 [56) Barraclough, P. 16 (9) Bartlett, P. D. 3 (16),139 (65) Barton, D. H. R. 43 (25),

54 [251, 83 (31), 146 [171, 147 (21), 149 (34)

Baryshnikova, A. N. 92 (17) Bass, K. C. 29 (47) Bastable, J. W. 96 [57) Battersby, A. R. 145 [15),

147 (20) Beaton, J. M. 149 (34) Becker, E. D. 142 (4) Becker, H.-D. 55 (35) Becker, K. B. 47 [611 Beckwith, A. L. J. 18 [211,

34 [83, 85), 83131,33), 115 (35)

Beilin, S. I. 130 11 08) Belew, J. S. 84 (40) Bell, E. A. 26 (20) Bellatti, M. 35 (88)

Bellis, G. K. 74 [36, 37) Belluco, U. 131 (113) Belvedere, G. 71 (18) Bemis, A. 11 [511, 17 [15) Benati, L. 29 [501, 30 [56) Benner, L. S. 130 (104) Bentrude, W. G. 127 (62) Berger, A. 12g.(92) Berglund, C. 63 [27, 28, 30-

331, 75 [48,49),76 [48,49), 88 (64),117 [53,54), 118 [58)

Berliner, L. J. 138 (63) Bernardi, R. 32 (72),42 [19,

211, 44 (36) Berndt, A. 134 (9) Bemis, A. G. 65 [53) Berry, A. D. 1301106) Bertini, F. 31 (69),32 [69,

72, 73) Beumel, O. F., Jr. 149130) Bevan, W. I. 121 (3) Bickel, A. F. 62 (19) Billups, W. E. 42 (20) Birchall, 1. M. 34 (79) Bjorklund, C. 16 (9) Blokhina, A. N. 112 [221,

115 (22) Blomberg, C. 128 (71) Bloodworth, A. J. 66 [59, 60) Bloomfield, G. F. 93 (25) Blum, D. M. 21 (40) Boeckman, R. K., Jr. 21 (40) Bohm, B. A. 5 (24) Boiton, R. 33 [751, 34 (78) Bondarenko. G. N. 130 (108) Bower, P. P. 128 (80) Bowers, J. S., Jr. 55 (34) Bowman, D. F. 137 [50-52) Boye,E. 135(21) Boyer, J. H. 29 (49)

153

Author Index

Bradney, M. A. M. 81 [4) Brain, D. K. 92 [8) Brandon, R. 125 [44) Brannon, D. R. 20 [34) Braumann, J. I. 83 [27) Braunwarth, J. B. 70 [16),

71 [20, 23) Bredt, J. 138 [55] Brennan, J. 26 [20) Breslow, R. 10 [44 I, 144 [11 I,

145(12) Brill, W. F. 62 [20, 22) Brokenshire, 1. L. 106 [133),

137 [511 Brook, A. G. 122 [111,

123 [14), 125 [14] Brooks, R. T. 92 [3], 93 [3] Brown, H. C. 19 [271, 41 [8,

91, 43 [231, 53118,19), 56 [44,46),57 [47-501, 58 [51-531, 65 [47,48], 72 [25-30], 73 [32], 82 [20,211,111 [9], 112(10),116 [43,45), 117 [43,45], 128 [72, 77)

Brown,1. F., Jr. 93 [26) Brown, J. H. 126 [52) Brown, N. 85 [48) Brownlee, B. G. 111 [6] Bruylants, A. 125 [46,47) Buckler, S. A. 9 [411 Budding, H. A. 124 [28) Budhiraja, R. P. 54 [25) Buehler, C. A. 1 [8) Buhler, J. D. 55 [34] Bulgakova, V. B. 125 [37) Bulten, E. J. 124 [28) Bulygina, M. A. 94 [29] Bunyan, P. J. 19 [31),27 [37) Buratti, W. 31 [69], 32 [69] Burdon,1. 41 [2) Burg, A. B. 127 [61) Burgada, R. 125 [45) Burton, Th. 125 [46,47) Butler, R. N. 100 [94) Buu-Hoi, Ng. Ph. 29 [48)

Cadogan, J. I. G. 1 [2),5 [20], 26117,20]' 28 [42], 36 [95), 81 [5], 82 [22), 127[63)

Cain, E. N. 21 (38) Cais, M. 129 [93-96) Camaggi, C. M. 29 [52-54],

121 [6)

154

Camaioni, D. M. 37 [1011 Campbell, D. H. 53 (15),

98 [72) Carassiti, V. 131 [113) Caronna, T. 35 [88], 102 [103,

104) Castaner, J. 135 [24,25) Cazes, J. 27 [311 Cecere, M. 62 [8,13),89 [78],

98 [74, 75),99 [74, 831, 101 1101,102), 102 [102, 103),103 [1111, 104(111)

Cekovic, Z. 64 [41,44] Chalfont, G. R. 27 [30) Chang, F. C. 143 (8) Chao, T. H. 116 [45],117 [45] Chattaway, F. D. 9 [40) Chin-Chi un Chu 27 [35) Chinn, L. J. 84 (40) Chiusoli, G. 104 [116] Choo, K. Y. 121 [5) Chou, S. 54 [26), 105 [125] Choudhary, D. R. 105 [122] Chow, Y. L. 97 [62,63),

98 [64) Chukovskaya, E. C. 45 [4'5) Cimarusti, C. M. 20 (35) Citterio, A. 35 [88] Claret, P. A. 33 [76] Clement, G. 46 [53] Clive, D. L. J. 106 (134) Coe, C. S. 94 (34) Coffmann, D. D. 70 [15],

71 [171, 87 [56], 98 [70, 76,77]' 102(105)

Cole, T. W., Jr. 16 [10] Collin, G. J. 48 (70) Colon, C. J. 97 (63) Cone, L. H. 135 (18) Continental Oil Co. 114 [30) Cook, J. 28 [42) Cookson, P. G. 66 [58, 62] Cooper,P. 125 [43] Cooper, W. 85 [46] Cope, A. C. 47 [57], 64 [42] Corbett, G. E. 34 [80] Corcoran, R. J. 10 [44],

144 [11] Corey, E. J. 104 [1171,

106[117) Cotton, J. D. 134 [10] Coulson, J. 33 [76] Covitz,F.H.15[5) Cowley, B. R. 34 [84] Coy, D. H. 96 [56), 121 (4)

Coyle, J. D. 129 (97) Craig, J. C. 76 [56] Cramer, R. 87 [56) Crammer, B. 151 [39) Crandall, J. K. 18 [22] Crawford, G. H. 93 (27) Criegee, R. 20 [33) Cripps, H. N. 71 (17) Cristol, S. J. 43 (26),47 [58] Croatto, A. 97 [611 Crosby, G. W. 70 [16], 71 [20] Cullis, c. F. 51 (2) Cundy,C.S. 134[10) Currier, H. A. 125 [31] Cywinski, N. F. 21 (39)

Dahn, H. 76 [55) Dainton, F. S. 118 [60,611 Dani, S. 129 [95, 96) Daniewski, W. H. 34 [79] Dass Gupta, B. 128 [78) Dauben, H. J., Jr. 21 [37] Davidson, P. J. 134 [11) Davies, A. G. 7 (32),65 [49],

66 [55,58,62),126 [51,54, 55,57]

Davies, D.1. 10 [47],11 [47], 19 [30], 25 [16], 27 [39], 29 [45], 35 [90),46 [511, 47 [59], 82 [13, 14], 112 [20], 139 [68)

Davies, T. M. 101 [97] Davison, W. H. T. 86 [46) Day,A.C. 146(18) DeBoer, C. 44 [34] De Buyck, L. 77 [59] Dectek, V. 56 (43) Degani,J. 29[511 Deflorin, A. M. 146 [17] De Kimpe, N. 77 [59) de la Mare, H. E. 52110],74

[35], 85 (49),86 [49] Della, E. W. 16112] De Luca, G. 29 [53,54] Denisov, E. T. 65 [51] Denney,D.B. 7 (33) Deno, N. C. 42 [18, 20], 98

[67] DePuy,C.H. 53 (20) Dermer, O. C. 25 [10] Deslongchamps, P. 89 [76] Dessau, R. M. 701141, 83 [29) DeTar, D. F. 19 [291, 27 (35) Deutsch, E. 114 (24)

Diamant, E. 45 [42] Dickinson, R. G. 89 [72] DiGiacomo, P. M. 20 [321, 126

[56] Dixit, S. M. 17 [171, 142 [6] Doali, J. O. 127 [60] Dobbie, R. C. 127 [59] Dohmanu, T. 122 [8] Dolezal, S. 151 [38] Dolgoplosk, B. A. 130 [108] Dolling, J. 83 [30] Dombrovskii, A. V. 94 [28] Done, J. N. 10 [471, 11 [47] Dou, H. J.-M. 30 [59, 66] Douglass, 1. B. 114 [311, 115

[32] Doumani, T. F. 94 [34] Drew, E. H. 7 [33] Driguez, H. 90 [80, 811,

96 [59,60] . Drimmer,1. 136 [33] Duckworth, A. C. 83 [32] Duff, J. M. 122 [111,123 [141,

125 [14] DuU, M. F. 82 [24] Dulou, R. 46 [53] Dupeyre, R.-M. 138 [56] DuPont, G. 46 [53]

Eapen, K. C. 137 [43] Eastman, R. H. 51 [3] Eaton, P. E. 16 [10] Ebeneder, F. 116 [44] Eberhardt, M. 27 [31] Edens, R. 48 [62] Edmison, M. T. 25 [10] Edwards, D. W. 17 [18] Edwards, O. E. 146117] Eisenstadt, A. 129 [94] Elad, D. 56 [37 -401,

106 [128-1311, 150 [35] Eliel, E. 1. 27 [311 Eliseeva, N. N. 130 [108] Elks, J. 25 [11, 15],26 [221,

30 [15], Elsdon, W. 112 [18] Elsom,L. F. 128 [73] Eslon,1. H. 128 [84] EI-Taliawi, G. 71 [24] Emanuel, N. M. 65 [511 Emeleus, H. J. 130 (103) Emmons, W. D. 93 [231,

101 [99] Evans, R. F. 55 [32]

Farah, B. S. 115 [32] Faulstich, H. 83 l30] Fazal, N. 66 [62] Feig, G. 7 [33] Feldman, A. M. 137 [46] Felix, R. A. 123 [13] FeU, B. 42 [15, 16] Feringa, B. 147 [23] Ferris, J. P. 76 [57,58] Field, K. W. 100 [911 Fields, R. 125 [43] Fieser, 1. F. 143 [8] Filliatre, C. 62 [18] Fiorentino, M. 35 [87] Finkelstein, M. 12 [53],15 [5] Finley, K. T. 76 [52] Firth, W. C., Jr. 47 [58] Fisch, M. 64 [43],65 [43] Fischer, H. M. 116 [46] Fish, R. H. 124 [24] Fishbein, R. 42 [20] Fisher, G. S. 45 [411, 74 [38] Fisher, P. 46 [52] Fitton, F. 121 [4] Fleming, G. 1. 96 [54,55] Fleming, M. P. 22 [41,42] Flesia, E. 97 [611 Fokin, A. V. 92 114] Fono, A. 10 [43], 63 [23, 241,

74 [42,431, 86 [531, 87 [57,58],88 [58], 103 [109, 112]

Forbes, A. D. 81 [4] Ford, J. F. 114 [29] Ford, M. C. 36 [96] Forrester, A. R. 78 [63],

96 [52,531, 100 [92], 134 [11, 136 [11, 137 11], 13811,58,59]

Foster, D. J. 6 [27] Foster, R. 136 [37] Fraenkel, G. 3 [16] France, H. 26 [19, 211 Franzen, V. 48 [62] Freeman, W. R. 42 [14]. Freidlina, R. Kh. 10 [42],

45 [43-451, 46 [46,54] Fremy, E. 136 [35] Friedlander, H. N. 118 [65] Fries, D. 95 [50] Froling, A. 56 [42] Fry, A. J. 15 [5] Fukumoto, T. 122 [9] FuUer,A. E. 41 [6] Funabiki, T. 128 [78]

Author Index

Funahashi, T. J. 139 [65] Funasaka, W. 18 [23] Funk, M. O. 147 [24]

Galli, R. 31 [691, 32 [69, 72, 731,42 [19, 211,44 [36], 52 [141, 62 [8-13], 86 [541, 89 [781, 98 [71, 73-75,80,811,99 [71, 74, 80,82-84,861, 101 1101, 1021, 102 [102-104J, 1031111,1131,104 [1111

Gambarjan, S. 136 [30J Gapski, G. R. 76 [58] Garcia, Z. 89 [691 Gardini, G. P. 30 [671,

31 [68,691, 32 [69, 711 Garwood,R.F. 15 [6J Gaspar, P. P. 121 [5] Gedye, R. N. 48 [66J Geisel, M. 47 [611 Gelblum, E. 137 [46] GeUer, 1. E. 149 [34] Geoghegan, P. J. 53 [181 Gerwe, R. 76 [57,581 Gielen, M. 124 [25J Gilde, H.-G. 15 [4J Gill, G. B. 1 [71,5 [71, 27 [291,

28 [431, 94 [32] Gill, M. 78 [631, 100 [92] Gillan, T. 137 [50-52] Gilliom, R. D. 19 [29 J Gillis, B. T. 100 [95, 961,

101 [95, 96] Gilmore, D. 147 [24] Gladstone, M. M. 44 [38J Glukhovtsev, V. G. 70 [11] Goh, S. H. 1 [2J Goldblatt, 1. A. 45 [411 Goldschmidt, S. 136 [32,33] Golubev, I. N. 70 [11] Gomberg, M. 25 [121, 29 [12J,

134 [15, 16J, 135 [18, 19] Goodrich,J.E. 83[33J Goosen, A. 83 [31 J Gopinath, K. W. 141 [2J Goshausen, H. J. 122 [IOJ Gottlieb, J. 129 [95, 96J Gould, E. S. 62 [211, 134 [2] Gowenlock, B. G. 92 [161,

93116] Graf,R. 118[64] Graham, K. 112 [18] Gramain, J-C. 56 l361,

64 [431, 65 [431, 106 [140J

155

Author Index

Grant, D. 111 [2] Grashey, R. 26 [25] Graziani, M. 131 [1131 Gream, G. E. 18 [211 Greene, F. D. 54 [281, 74 [34] Griesbaum, K. 112 [13] Grieve, W. S. M. 24 [8],26 [8, 18] Griffin, C. E. 125 [32,331 Griffin, 1. M. 66 [59] Grignon, J. 125 [30] Griller, D. 134 [4, 5, 8,13] Grimshaw, J. 56 [411 Grob, C. A. 47 [611 Gronwall, S. 63 [321, 117 [54] Groves, J. T. 51 [8] Gryaznov, G. V. 118 [63] Gupta, V. D. 127 [67] Gynane, M. J. S. 128 [80]

Hafeey, P. G. 41 [7] Hajek, M. 70 112] Halls, T. W. 89 [77] Halpern, J. 130 [110, I11J Hamilton, L. A. 125 [38) Hanford, W. E. 61 [11 Hanna, W. J. W. 75 [45,46] Harada, M. 19 [27J Haran,G. 113 [23J Hardie, R. L. 26 [27J Hardy, P. M. 117 [52J Hargreaves, N. G. 128 [81, 82] Harris, B. W. 81 [5] Harris, D. H. I34110J Harris, J. F., Jr. 5 [22],44 [37],

8.2 [101, III [7J, 112 [I7J Harrison, R. J. 89 [67] Hartig, M. J. 85 [48J Hartzler, H. D. 17 [13 J Harvey, G. 136 [36J Hass, H. B. 92 [4 J Haszeldine, R. N. 34 [791,

46 [50/, 93 [201, 96 [54-561, 105 [121-I24J, 106 [I23J, 121 [2-4J, 125 [43,441, 137 [43J

Hawkins, E. G. E. 61 [6J, 65 [50J, 66 [571, 71 [211, 85 [47J

Hawley, L. B., Jr. 141 [2J Haworth, J. W. 25 [11, 151,

30 [I5J Hay, J. M. 134 [11, 136 [11,

137 [IJ, 138 [11 Heiba, E. 1. 70 [141, 83 [29J

156

Heilbron, 1. M. 25 [151, 26 [19,21], 30 [15J

Heitmann, P. 139 [67J HeIberger, J. H. 116 [46J Henderson, A. T. 137 [45J Henderson, J. N. 62117J Hepp, H. J. 21 139J Hesse, R. H. 10 [45J, 54 [231,

95 [43J, 149 [311 Heusler, K. 54 [24 J Hey, D. H. 10 [47],11 [47J,

19 [311, 24 [1,4,5,8]' 25 [11, 13-161, 26 [8, 18, 19, 21-231, 27 [1,4,5, 30, 32,34,37, 40,41], 29 [45J, 30 [15, 571, 81 [5], 82 [22J

Hiatt, R. R. 62 [211, 65 [52J Hickinbottom, W. J. 41 [6J Higashida, S. 137 [391, 138

[39J Hill, K. R. 93 [24J Hinckley, C. C. 130 [107J Hinckley, J. A., Jr. 44 [38] Ho, C-T. 121 [5J Ho, K. F. 127 [66J Ho, T-L. 89 [76, 77J Hoan, Ng. 29 {48J Hobson, J. D. 96 [57J Hodgson, W. G. 137 [46J Hoffman, R. A. 25 [9], 26 [9J Hoffmann, A. K. 137 [40,41,

45,461, 138 [40,411 Holden, L. S. 34 [79J Holland, G. W. 57 [481, 72 [30J Hollingshead, R. G. W. 136 [36J Hoover, F. W. 98 [70J Horner, L. 48 [64 J House, H. O. 55 [31, 331,

66 [54J Howard, J. A. 51 [5], 66 [56J Howe, C. A. 27 [311 Huang, R. L. I [2], 75 [47J Hudson, A. 134 [10, 11 J Hudson, R. F. 106 [135J Huisgen, R. 26 [25J Hunt, J. D. 128 [73J Hunt, R. H. 84 [40J Hurd, C. D. 82 [24] Hutchison, C. A. 136 [34J Hutchison, G. 1. 48 [70J Huyser, E. S. 1 [2,9 J, 5 [211,

41 [1,11]' 42 [131, 44 [331, 53 [16),69 [61, 82 [11 J, 89 [69-711, 112114J

Hyson, A. M. 71 [191, 103 [114J

Iball, J. 136 [37J Iffland, D. C. 101 [97) Ikan, R. 151 [39) Ikeda, A. 147 [25J Ikegami, S. 53 [19] Il'ina, G. P. 69 [7J Indictor, N. 62 [22) Ingold, K. U. 7 [31, 351,

106 [1331, 111 [5], 126 [501, 134 [4-8, 131, 137 [50-54J

Inshakova, V. T. 125 [49J Irwin, K. C. 62 [21J Isaac,R. 147 [24J Ishidoya, M. 106 [139J Ishikawa, M. 123 [15J Israelashvili, S. 45 [42J Ito, K. 77 [601 Ito, Y. 105 [1271, 106 [1371 Itoh, M. 19 [271, 57 [48,491,

72 [301 Ivanov, V. P. 137 (48) IVln, K. 1. 118 [60,611

Jackson, R. A. 124 [19, 20), 127 [19,201

Jacob, P. 57 (49) Jakovljevic, M. 64 [441 Janzen, E. G. 138 [57) Jefcoate, C. R. E. 36 [99,100) Jeffrey, G. A. 93 [25) Jenkins, C. L. 17 (15) Jenner, E. L. 51 [9], 70 [151,

98 [70, 76, 771, 102 [105) Jensen, E. V. 5 [191, 45 (40),

46 [401, 125 [36) Jensen, F. R. 49 [71) Jerkunica, J. M. 53 [21) Johnson, A. 128 [81] Johnson, D. E. 58 [54) Johnson, J. R. 56 [45) Johnson, M. D. 128 [78) Johnson, W. S. 84 [40] Johnston, K. M. 35 [92) Jones, G. H. 17 [18) Jones,S.O. 112[21) Joshi, B. S. 139 [66) Judd, E. J. 12 [531, 15 [5) Julia, M. 6 [28], 147 [26)

Kaba, R. A. 134 [13] Kabalka, G. W. 56 [44], 72

[29,30],73 [32] Kabasakalian, P. 95 [35-411 Kalvoda, J. S4 [24] Kanojia, R. M. 143 [7] Kaplan,1. 82 116, 17] Kaptsov, N. N. 92 [5] Karapet'yan, Sh. A. 46 [46] Karpacheva, G. P. 130 [108] Kartch, J. 1. 43 [28] Katzin, M. I. 84 [35] Kawahara, F. 61 [7] Kawakami, J. H. 53 [19) Kees, K. 1. 22 [44] Kellogg, R. M. 82112],89 [711,

112116] Kende,A.S. 144[9] Kenyon,J. 83 [25,26], 136

[37] Kereselidze, R. V. 69 [8] Kerr, J. A. 7 [34] Keyton, D. J. 18 [22] Kharasch, M. S. 5 119], 10 [43],

41 [8],43 [23,24]' 44 [38], 45 [39,40],46 [40,521, 52 [111,61 [3,4,7]' 62 [14,15),63 [23-25],74 [41-43],82 [20, 21], 86 [53],87 [57,58],88 [58,65], 103 [109, 110, 112], 114 [27], 116 [40-43,45,471, 117 [43,451, 118 [65], 128 (70)

Khoo,L.E. 19[26] Kice, J. 1. 112 [11] Kiedaisch, W. 138 (64) Kim, S. S. 106 [136] Kimura, M. 100 [90] Kimura, Y. 147 [25] Kinnel, R. B. 64 [42] Kitahonoki, K. 64 [45], 65

[45] Kite, G. F. 89 [74] Kittle, P. A. 129 [911 Kleinberg, J. 41 [11], 129 (29) Kleinspehn, G. P. 83 [32] Klem, R. 21 [36) Kloosterziel, H. 41 (10) Knunyants, I. 1. 92114] Kobayahi, S. 106 [137] Kochi, J. K. 1 (4),5 [4], 11

[48,50,511, 16 [7, 8],17 115, 16),19 [291, 47 [60], 52 [10], 74 [35], 84 [36 to

38],85 [49],86 [49-51], 87 [60,61),128 [74,84, 86],129 [98-100]

Koelsch, C. F. 135 (26) Koenig, K. E. 123 (13) Kohen, F. 141 [11 Kolbasov, V. I. 125 [49] Kolbe, H. 15 [11 Kolich, C. 130 (107) Kollonitsch, J. 145 [13] Komarov, N. V. 123 [12] Komori, S. 119 [68] Kondo, T. 129 [88, 89] Kooyman, E. C. 48 (67),62

[19) Kosolopoff, G. M. 125 [40,411 Kost, V. N. 45 [43] Kostyukov, I. N. 69 [8] Kosugi, M. 125 [29] Kovacic, P. 99 [85], 100 [911 Kowalsky, A. G. 136 (34) Kozhushno, B. N. 127 [68] Krespski, 1. R. 22 (43) Kruglova, N. V. 46 [46] Kuhn,1. P. 83 [321, 89 [68],

127 [60] Kuhn, M. 125 [48] Kiihnel, M. 93 (18) Kuhnen, F. 47 [611 Kuhnen,1. 117 [51] Kuivila, H. G. 18 [19-20, 24],

19 [25], 20 (32),124 (18), 126 [561, 149 [30]

Kukhar', V. P. 128 [69] Kulkarni, B. D. 84 (39) Kumada, M. 123 1151, 129

[88-90] Kung, L-H. 42115] Kuo, C. H. 147119] Kupchan, S. M. 143 [7] Kurino,K. 125 [29] Kurz, P. F. 52 (12) Kuz'mina, E. A. 86 [55] Kuz'mina, N. A. 45 (45)

La Barba, N. 30 [56] Lacey, R. N. 115 (37) Lacher, J. R. 93 [21,22,27] Ladbury, J. W. 51 [2] Laemmle, J. J. 55 (34) LaLande, R. 62 [18], 82 [23] La Lau, C. 62119] LaMontagne, M. P. 100 [95,

96], 101 [95,96]

Author Index

Lane, C. F. 57 [50],58 [51, 52)

Lankamp, H. 3 1171, 134 117] Lappert, M. F. 128 [79, 80,

85], 134 [10-121 Larock, R. C. 129 11011 Laskorin, B. N. 125 [37] Lau, H. H. 54 [28], 74 [34] Lau, K. S. 128 (83) Lauderdale, S. C. 115 [38] Laurenco, C. 125 [45] Lavallee, D. K. 114 (24) Lawesson, s-o. 63 [27, 28,

30-33],75 [48,49],76 [48,49],88 [64), 117 [53, 541, 118 [58)

Lawler, R. G. 8 [39] Lea, R. E. 53 1171, 66 [611 Leardini, R. 29 [52) Lebedev, V. N. 81 (6) Lednor, P. W. 128 [79, 851,

134 [10, 11) Lee, H. H. 19 [26] Lee, T-W. 75 [47] Leermakers, J. A. 89 [72] Legrow, G. E. 123 [14], 125

(14) Lemke, A. 1. 93 [19] Leonov, D. 56 [39], 106 [131].

150 (35) Leplawly, M. T. 115 [39] Lessard, J. 90 [80, 81), 96

[58-60) Levy,J.B. 94[31] Levy, N. 92 [13, IS] Lewin, A. H. 7 [30], 27 [36] Lewis, S. N. 8 [38], 112119) Ley, K. 138 (64) Lhomme, J. 16 [11], 142 [5] Liang, K. S. Y. 27 [28, 30,

32] Liebeskind,1. S. 144 [9] Lien, W. S. 127 (64) Lillford, P. J. 115 (36) Lindsay, D. 134 [8] Lindsay Smith, J. R. 36 [98,

100] Linke, K-H. 122110) Liscomb, R. D. 102 [lOS] Li!ka, F. 56 [43] Littler, J. S. 128 [75, 76] Lloyd, W. G. 51 [4] Lodge, J. M. 65 [46] Logan, T. J. 93 [24] Loken, H. Y. 8 [39]

157

Author Index

Lopp, 1. G. 55 [34] Lovelace, A. M. 46 [47,48] Low, B. S. 115 [35] Lowery, M. K. 100 [91] Lunazzi,L. 121 [6] Lungwitz, R. 30 [65] Lunk,H.E. 43[27] Lunt, R. S. III 35 [911 Liittke, W. 92116], 93 [16] Lynch, B. M. 36 [93]

MacDiarmid, A. G. 130 [106] Machida, Y. 104 [1171, 106

[117] Mackay, D. 36 [96] MacLean, C. 3 [17], 134 [17] Madison, R. K. 74 [36, 37] Madors,1. 1. 98 [78] Mahajan, I. R. 95 [44] Maier,L. 125 "[41] Maier, N. A. 130 [102] Mains, H. E. 11 [50] Mair, G. 129 [97] Maire, I-C. 124 [22, 23],150

[37] Maizus, Z. K. 65 [51] Malatesta, V. 102 [103, 104] M3.J.ek, J. 70 [12] Malisch, W. 125 [48] Manabe, O. 111 [8] Manecke, G. 116 [46] Mangini, A. 35 [89] Manitto, P. 149 [29] Mantell, G. J. 114 [27] Marcus, N. 1. 84 [34] Martelli, G. 30 [611, 34 [82] Martin, I. C. 7 [33] Marvel, J. T. 17 [14] Mary, N. Y. 76 [56] Marzilli, 1. G. 130 [110, Ill] Marzilli, P. A. 130 [110, Ill] Masamunc, S. 21 [38] Mason, P. 47 [59] Masui, M. 104 [118-120] Matsuura, A. 64 [45], 65 [45] Matsuura, T. 105 [127] Maumy, M. 6 [28] May, E. M. 116 [47] Mayo, F. R. 4 [18], 116 [47] McBee, E. T. 122 [7] McClellan, W. R. 102 [106] McClelland, R. A. 36 [94] McElvain, S. M. 76 [53,54] McEwen, W. E. 129 [92] McGhie, J. F. 54 [25]

158

McGirk, R. H. 53 [20] McGuire, F. I. 95 [44] McIntyre, P. S. 31 [70],32

[70] McKervey, M. A. 64 [42,431,

65 [43] McKillop, A. 128 [73] McMurray, I. E. 19 [28] McMurry, I. E. 22 [41-44] McQuillin, F. I. 149 [28] Mehrotra, R. C. 127 [67] Melamed, D. 146 [16] Menapace, 1. W. 18 [20], 19

[25] Mendenhall, G. D. 134 [4, 7,

81, 137 [53,54] Mentzer, C. 48 [68] Meredith, R. S. 58 [54] Merz, I. H. 51 [7] Metzger, H. 95 [45-50] Metzger, I. 30 [59, 66] Michejda, C. J. 53 1151, 98

[721, 129 [91] Michl, K. 83 [30] Michl, R. J. 7 [30], 27 136] Middleton, I. 121 [3] Midland, M. M. 19 [27], 56 [44],

65 [48],72 [25], 111 [9] Migita, T. 125 [29] Mihailovic, M. Lj. 64 [41,44] Mikhailov, B. M. 112 [22], 115

[22] Milas, N. A. 52 [12] Milburn, P. W. 26 [20] Miles, S. J. 128 [80] Miller, E. 43 [25] Miller, J. J. 8 [38], 112 [19] Miller, W. T. 46 [49] Minisci, F. 30 [63, 64, 67],

31 [68,69],32 [69, 72, 73], 37 [103, 104],42 [17,19, 211, 44 [17, 36],52114], 62 [8-13], 71118], 86 [54], 89 [78],98 [66,68,71,73 to 75, 79-811, 99 [66, 71, 74,80,82-84,86,89],101 [101,102],1021102-104]' 103 [111, 113], 104 [111, 1161, 116 [48-50]

Mion,L. 6 [28] Mirskov;R. G. 8 [37], 124

[17] Mislow, K. 142 [3] Mitchell, 1. R. 36 [95] Mitra, P. 137 [43]

Miyaura, N. 57 [48,49], 72[311

Mochel, W. E. 87 [561, 98 [70]

Moder, T. 1. 49 [711 Modiano, A. 129 [93] Moelants,L. 64 [38] Molho, D. 48 [68] Monaco, W. I. 58 [54] Mondelli, R. 30 [67] Moniot, I. 1. 143 [7] Mons6, J. M. 135 [24] Montevecchi, P. C. 30 [62] Monti, D. 149 [29] Moon, S. 65 [46] Moore, R. B. 36 [93] Moosmayer, A. 135 [23] Morrell, D. G. 128 [84] Morrison, R. T. 27 [31] Morse, I. G. 125 [42] Morse, K. W. 125 [42] Mosettig, E. 142 [4] Motsarev, G. V. 125 [49] Moulines, J. 82 [23] Moyle, M. 89 [67] Mugdan, M. 52 [12] Muggleton, B. 126 [57] Mukaiyama, T. 127 [58] Miiller, E. 95 [45-50], 135

[23], 138 [64] Miiller, H. C. 55 [33] Miiller, K. 1. 89 [73] Mulley, R. D. 27 [34] Munson, 1. R. 53 [16] Murai, S. 85 [45] Murawski, D. 99 [87], 101

[100] Murayama, K. 137 [39], 138

[39] Murray, C. D. 26 [20] Myers, T. C. 125 [36] Myerscough, T. 105 [124],

137 [43]

Nababsing, P. 29 [47] Nabney, J. 146 118] Nagase, S. 41 [2] Nagata, Y. 122 [8] Nakamura, A. 123115] Nakao, R. 122 [9] Nakayama, A. 118 [67] Nametkin, N. S. 125 [39] Namigata, F. 18 [23] Narang, S. A. 95 [44] Nash, R. 136 [37]

Author Index

N asielski, J. 124 [25 J Nassiff, P. J. 130 [107J Nathan, S. 136 [33J Nauta, W. Th. 3 [171, 134

Olszewski, W. F. 125 [34) Poshkus, A. C. 10 [43J Ong, S. H. 1 [2) Poutsma, M. 1. 41 [3,4), O'Neill, H. J. 117 [57] 43 [22, 28], 44 129,4]' Orthner,L. 118 [62J 48 [3)

[17J Osbourne, C. E. 114 [311 Power, P. P. 134 [I2J Nayak, U. R. 145 [14J Ne~e,R.S. 84 [34J Nechvatal, A. 25 [14J, 48 [65,

Osterholtz, F. D. 54 [28J, 74 [34) Prakasa Rao, A. S. C. 145 [14 J Ourisson, G. 16 [111, 142 [5J Preis, S. 125 [36J Ozaki, S. 104 [118-120J Prezant, D. 145 [12)

66J Nefedov, V. A. 128 [87J Negishi, E. 57 [481, 72 [28J Nelson, J. A. 54 [26], 105 [125 J Nelson, S. F. 96 [511 Nelson, V. 99 [85) Nemec, M. 56 [43J Nesmeyanov, A. N. 45 [43J Neunhoeffer, O. 139 [67) Newlands, M. J. 96 [561, 121

[4) Nicholson, B. K. 130 (105) Nickon, A. 95 [44) Nicolaou, K. C. 104 [117 I,

106 [117J

Padwa, A. 10 [46], 44 [35], 54 [29, 30], 64 [40)

Paliichuk, Yu. A. 127 [68) Pallini, U. 37 [1041, 62 [9-111,

116 [50) Pallotti, M. 29 [511 Palmer, M. H. 31 [701, 32 [701 Pandell, A. J. 83 [27) Park, J. D. 93 [21,22,271,

94 [27) Parker, A. J. 137 [42) Parr, D. 17 [18) Parrott, M. J. 82 [141,112 [20],

139 [68) Nikishin, G.l. 69 [5, 7, 8), Pastor, R. C. 136 [34)

70 [9-11, 131, 81 [1, 3, 6], Patney, H. K. 16 [12) 83 [281, 84 [35) Paton, J. M. 90 [801, 96 [59)

Nilsson, M. 16 [9) Paton, R. M. 26 (20) Nishihara, A. 82 [15) Patrick, T. M., JI. 61 (2) Niu, J. H. Y. 82 [15J Pauson, P. 62 [15], 74 [411 Nixon, J. 147 [24) Pearson, D. E. 1 [8) Nonhebel, D. C. 1 [1,2], 128 Pechet, M. M. 149 (34)

[76) Pedulli, G. F. 121 [6) Norman, R. O. C. 29 [461, 30 Pelletier, S. W. 141 [2)

[461, 34 [84], 36 [94, 97-100), Pellman, G. 62(16) 37 [46) Perchinunno, M. 31 [69], 32

Nozawa, S. 19 [271, 72 [30J [69,72),42 [191, 44 [36) Nudenberg, W. 10 [43), 52 [11], Pereyre, M. 125 [30)

61 [3,4,7),62 [14, 151, 74 Perkins, M. J. 5 [201, 24 [7), 26 [411, 114 [27) [26),27 [7, 29, 321, 137 [49),

Nugent, W. A. 129 [98-100) 138 [61, 62] Nussbaum, A. 1. 10 [45], 95 Perry, R. A. 97 [62]

[42),149 [32) Petersen, J. 15 [3)

O'Brien, J. B. 143 [7) Ogibin, Yu. N. 81 [3,6], 84

[35) Ohashi, T. 119 [68) Ohta, H. 106 [138) Ok ahara, M. 119 [68) Okawara, M. 118 [67) Okushi, T. 111 [8) Olah, G. A. 19 [28) Ol'dekop, Yu. A. 130 (102) Oldham, P. H. 34 [77) Oldroyd, D. M. 45 [411

Petrov, A. D. 70 [9, 101, 81 [1,3], 83 [281, 94 [29)

Pickering, T. 1. 111 [4) Pierson, C. 42 [20) PilIay, K. S. 97 [63) Pitkethly, R. C. 114 (29) Pitt, C. G. 55 [33) Plaeueci, G. 121 [6) Poite, J.-c. 30 [59) Pollina, G. 99 [82) Pool, c. R. 121 [2) Porta, 0, 30 [64, 67) Porter, N. A. 147 [24)

Prochaska, R. J. 47 [56) Pryor, W. A. 1 [2], 111 [3) Puddephatt, R. J. 128181,821 Puerckhauer, G. W. R. 122 [7) Pujadas, J. 135 [25) Pummerer, R. 146 [161 Puttfarcken, H. 146 [16J

Quinn, R. A. 51 [3) Quirk, R. P. 53 (17),66 [611

Radda, G. K. 29 [46), 30 [29), 36 [971, 37 [461

Radliek, P. 21 [36) Rahman, A. 114 [28) Rahman, W. 18 [24) Rai, C. 71 [23) Raikhman, 1. M. 137 [48) Rakhlin, V. 1. 8 [371, 124 [17) R~ey, J. H. 2 [11) Ramey,P.S. 43 [26) Ramsey, J. S. 56 [41) Rao,A.S. 17[17),84[39),

142 [6) Rassat, A. l38 [56) Rathke, M. W. 72 [291, 73 [32) Rauhut, M. M. 125 [311 Raveh, A. 129 [93) Rawlinson, D. J. 2 [13-151,

11 [13-15], 51 [6], 52 [61, 71 [22], 74 [22,391, 84 [41, 43,441, 88 [62),90 [79], 98 [65),99 [651, 100 [651, 134[14)

Raynier, B. 147 [27) Razuvaev, G. A. 1301102) Record, K. A. F. 106 [l35) Redlinski, A. 115 [39) Rees, C. W. 25 [161, 27 [411 Rees, Y. 28 [44), 29 [44],

94 [30,33) Reid, D. H. 135 [27,281,

136 [29) Reid, E. E. 112 [21) Reimann, R. H. l30 [112) Reinmuth, O. 45 [391, 128 [70) Rekers, L. J. 98 [78)

159

Author Index

Relyea, D. I. 111 [11 Remuson, R. 56 [36], 106 [140] Riddell, W. D. 96 [57] Riebsomer,1. L. 92 [12] Rieker, A. 135 [23] Riera, J. 135 [24] Rifi, M. R. 15 [5] Riley, E. F. 92 [4] Rinehart, K. L., JI. 129 [91] Riviere, P. 124 [16] Roberts, B. P. 7 [31, 32],

66 [58], 111 [5], 126 [50, 54,55,57],138[61,62]

Roberts, C. W. 122 [7] Roberts, H. 1. 118 [59] Roberts, J. R. 106 [133] Robinson, C. H. 10 [45],

95 [42], 149 [32] Robinson, P. J. 125 [44] Robinson, T. S: 25 [14] Rodewald, P. G. 83 [29] Roedel, M. 1. 85 [48] Rogic, M. M. 72 [29], 73 [32] Rondestvedt, C. S., Jr. 5 [23],

37 [102] Rose, J. D. 92 [13] Rosenthal, I. 56 [371, 106 [128],

150135] Ross, S. D. 12 [531, 15 [5] Rossetti, M. A. 99 [86] Rozantsev, E. G. 136 [38],

137 [38,481 Rozenberg, V. R. 125 [49] Russell, G. A. 41 [7,9],

44 [34], 65 i53], 144[10] Russell, J. 27 [38] Russell, J. R. 125 [34] Rust,F.F.2111],52[10],

74 [35], 85 [49], 86 [49, 511, 87 [59], 125 [35]

Rydon, H. N. 117 [52]

Saegusa, T. 106 [137] Sagina, E. I. 128 [69) Saha, J. G. 30 [58] Saito, I. 105 [127] Sakurai, H. 124 [211 Salomon, J. 56 [38, 40],

106 [129,130],150 [35] Samkoff, N. 27 [311 Sandall, J. P. B. 34 [78] Sasaki, N. 72 [311 Sasin, R. 125 [34] Satchell, D. P. N. 115 [36] Satge, J. 124 [16]

160

Sauer, J. C. 69 [1], 114 [26] Saunders, F. C. 25 [16] Saunders, K. J. 111 [4] Saville, B. 115 [33] Savitz, M. L. 54 [28],74 [34) Sayo, H. 104 [118-120] Scaife, C. W. 92 [15] Schaer, B. 105 [126], 150 [36] Schafer, H. 82 [7] Schamp, N. 77 [59] Scheffler, K. 135 [23] Schenk, G. O. 118 [66] Schepers, R. G. 84 [34] Scherer, K. V. 35 [911 Schlude, H. 137 [47] Schmidt, G. A. 74 [38J Schmidt-Thomee, G. A.

118 [66] Schmitz, E. 99 [87], 101 [98,

100] Schmulbach, C. D. 1301107] Schonberg, A. 92 [11] Schreiner, K. 134 [9] Schumacher, H.-J. 89 [73] Schweitzer, C. E. 85 [48] Schwetlich, K. 30 [65] Scott, A. I. 146 [18] Scott, C. J. 15 [6] Seaman, H. 98 [69] Sekiya, M. 77 [60] Semsel, A. M. 125 [311 Seubold, F. H. 87 [59] Sharp, D. W. A. 113 [23] Sharp, J. T. 26 [20], 28 [42],

36 [95] Sharp, M. J. 137 [42] Shchennikova, M. K. 86 [55] Sheldon, R. A. 16 [8], 84 [38] SheHo~J. R. 62[17] Sherman, W. V. 2 [10] Shibata, S. 147 [22] Shigeto 115[34] Shokol, V. A. 127 [68] Shono,T. 147 [25) Shreeve, J. M. 130 [103] Shrieve, J. M. 137 [44] Sidorova, T. T. 45 [43] Silvestri, M. 19 [28] Simpson, J. 130 [105] Sims, J. J. 21 [36] Singer, L. A. 106 [136] Singh, A. 127 [67] Singh, H. 44 [31, 32] Singleton, E. 130 [112] Sivertz, C. 112118]

Spurlock, S. 21 [36] Skell, P. S. 6 [26], 46 [52] Smallcombe, S. 64 [43],

65 [43] Smith, G. F. 137 [42] Smith, J. M. 126 [55] Smith, P. A. S. 29 [49] Smith, S. 137 (43) Smith, W. N. 54 [281,74 [34] Snell, J. M. 76 [53] Snider, B. B. 10 [44], 144 [11] Solovova, O. P. 125 [39] Sommer, R. 124 [18] Somov, G. V. 69 [9, 10],

81 [1] Sonada, N. 85 [45J Sosnovsky, G. 1 [6],2 [12-15],

3 [6], 5 [6], 11 112-15], 41 [5], 44 [51, 46 [5],51 [61, 52 [6, 13],63 [25,26,29], 64 [34-36],69 [41, 70 [4], 71 [221, 74 [22, 391, 75 [441, 76 [50, 511, 77 [4], 82 [81, 84 [41-44], 88 [62,63,65, 66], 90 [79], 92 [11,93 [11, 94 [11,98 [65],99 [65], 101 [65], 103 [110], 112 [15], 113 [15], 116 [15], 117 [15,55-571, 118 [lSI, 121 [1], 122 [11,124 [ll, . 12511]' 126 [52], 127 [1], 134 [14]

Soucy, P. 89 [76] Spagnolo, P. 30 [61], 34 [81,

82, 86], 35 [89] Spaziante, P. M. 130 [103] Spektor, S. S. 70 1111 Spencer, T. A. 54 [26], 105

[125) Spyroudis, S. 106 [132] Srivastava, G. 127 [67] Stacey, F. W. 5 [22],44 [37],

82 [10],112 [17] Stamm, W. 124 [27] Standish, N. W. 93 [24) Steele, B. R. 46 [50] Stefani, A. P. 93 [21,22,27],

94 [27] Steinberg, I. V. 142 [3] Steinkopf, W. 93 [18] Steinmaus, H. 56 [371,

106 [128], 150 [35] Stella, L. 147 [27] Stephens, C. W. 105 [123],

1061123]

Stermitz, F. R. 43 [26] Stevens, T. E. 93 [23] Stevenson, R. 141 !I] Stewart, D. 75 [45,46],

102 [107]~ 103 [108] Stewart, R. 51 [11 Stiles, A. R. 125 [35] Stille, J. K. 128 [83] Stirling, C. J. M. 30 [57] Struble, D. L. 18 [21] Strunk, R. J. 20 [32] Subramanian, R. V. 17 [15] Sugden, S. 135 [22] Suhara, Y. 81 [2] Sullivan, J. C. 114 [24] Summerbell, R. K. 43 [27] Summers, B. 29 [45] Summers, L. 64 [37] Surya Prakash, G. K. 19 [28] Surzur, J.-M. 97 [611, 147 [27] Sutcliffe, L. H. 128 [81, 82] Suzuki 115 [34] Suzuki, A. 19 [27], 57 [48,

49],72 [30,311,106 [139] Suzuki, K. 77 [60] Swallow, A. J. 2 !IO] Swern, D. 1 [3], 125 [34] Symons, M. C. R. 83 [25, 26] Syn, Y. C. 127 [65] Synerholm, M. E. 47 [57]

Tabata, M. 106 [139] Taccarbasu, S. 89 [74] Takayama, K. 125 [29] Takei, H. 127 [58] Tam, J. N. S. 97 [63] Tanner, D. D. 41 [12], 111 [6] Tanner Read, A. 116 [42] Tarrant, P. 46 [47,48] Tarygina, L. K. 128 [87] Tassi, D. 35 [89] Tatlow, J. C. 41 [2] Taub, D. 147 !I9] Taylor, R. D. 124 [26] Taylor, P. J. 98 [69] Taylor, W. I. 145 !I5] Tawney, P. O. 111 !I] Tedder, J. M. 44 [31, 32] Testaferri, L. 34 [86], 35 [87] Thaler, W. A. 44 [30], 48 [69],

69 [~3],82[1~ 19] Theilacker, W. 135 [20] Thomas, C. B. 36 [94] Thomas, E. G. 115 [32] Thompson, R. C. 117 [52]

Thompson, P. J. 128 [82] Thomson, R. H. 26 [27], 27

[38],78 [63], 100 [92], 134 [1],136 [11,137 [I], 138 [11

Tidwell, T. T. 134 [8] Tiecco, M. 29 [50,52], 30 [55,

56,61],34 [81,82,86], 35 [87,89],121 [6]

Tipping, A. E. 96 [54-56], 105 [121], 121 [2-4]

Titov, A. I. 92 [2, 6,7,17], 94 [2]

Tobler, E. 6 [27] Tobolsky, A. V. 111 [4] Todd, A. R. 27 [41] Tokumaru, K. 106 [138] Topchiev, A. V. 92 [5],

118 [63],125 [39] Tordo, P. 97 [611 Touchard, D. 96 [58] Townley, E. R. 95 [35-411 Traverso, O. 131 !I13] Traylor, T. G. 53 [211 Trecker, D. J. 17 113] Treibs, W. 62 !I6] Trifunovic,V. 64 [44] Troin, Y. 56 [36], 106 1140] Troisi, L. 35 [87] Tse, M.-W. 126 [57] Tsiguro, G. M. 118 [63] Tsurugi, J. 122 [8, 9] Tsutsumi, S. 85 [45] Tullman, G. M. 89 [74] Tundo, A. 29 [51-54],

30[55,56,61,62] Twigg, G. H. 11 [49]

Ueno, Y. 118 [67] Umezawa, B. 95 [44] Urbanski, T. 92 [9] Urry, W. H. 5 [19], 17 [13],

45 [39,40],46 [40], 82 !I5]

Vaidya, A. S. 17 [17],142[6] Van Bostelen, P. B. 41 [12] Van Campen, M. G., Jr. 56 [45] Van den Bergen, A. M. 130

[109] Van der Puy, M. 51 [8] Van Helder, R. 48 [67] Van Rietschoten, J. 124 [22,

23], 150 [37] van Tamelen, E. E. 21 [36] Van Wazer, J. R. 111 [2]

Author Index

Varvoglis, A. 106 [132] Vaughan, W. E. 2 [11],

87 [59], 125 [35] Velichko, F. K. 46 [54] Verenchikov, S. P. 69 [8],

70 [13] VerM, R. 77 [59] Vernin, G. 30 [59, 60, 66] Vinogradov, M. G. 69 [5, 7, 8],

70 !I3] Vlasov, V. M. 41 [2] Vofsi, D. 12 [52] Vogel, A. I. 114 [25] Vogel, H. H. 82 [9] von Schickh, O. 92110] Vorob'ev, V. D. 83 [28] Voronkov, M. G. 8 [37],

124117] Vucov, R. 64 [44] Vukov, R. 21 [38]

Walling, C. 1 [2],5 [21],6 [25], 10 [25, 46], 37 [101], 44 [35], 48 [69], 54 [29, 30],64.[40],71 [24],82(11], 86 [52], 112112], 118 [12]

Walton, J. C. 1 [1, 2] Wang, D. T. 89 [71] Wang, J. Y. C. 42 [14] Ward, H. R. 8 [39] Ward, P. 26 [26], 137 [49] Wardell, J. L. 124 [26] Waring, C. 19 [30], 27 [39],

35 [90] Warkentin, J. 100 [93] Warner, C. R. 18 [20] Warrener, R. N. 48 [70] Waters, J. A. 142 [4] Waters, W. A. 1 [5], 5 [5],

24 [I], 27 !I], 34 [83-851, 51 [7],98 [69]

Watt, D. S. 54 [27], 77 [62], 104 [115]

Weber, W. P. 123 [13] Weedon, B. C. L. 15 [2, 6] Wegmann, J. 76 [55] Wehrli, P. A. 105 1126],

150 [36] Weinshenker, N. M. 64 [42]' Weis, C. 19 [29] Wellman, C. 89 [68], 127 [60] Wells, H. J. 125 [32] Wendler, N. L. 147 [19] Wessel-Ewald, M.-L. 135 [20]

161

Author Index

West, B. O. 130 [109) West, J. R. 115 [38) Westberg, H. H. 21 [37) Whalen, R. 42 [20) Whitesides, T. 21 [36) Wickham, P. P. 55 [33) Wieland, H. 26 [24), 136 [30,36) Wieland, T. 83 [30) Wiesemann, T. 1. 55 [34) Wife, R. 1. 145 [12) Williams, A. 114 [28) Williams, A. R. 111 [11 Williams, G. H. 6 [29), 24 [2,

3,61, 25 [2, 3), 26 [2), 27 [~3,6,29), 28 [43,44L 29 [44), 30 [57),33 [75, 761, 34 [3, 6, 77,78,80), 35 [92),94 [30, 32, 33)

Williams, R. H. 125 [38) Wilson, B. A. "34 [77) Wilson, C. V. 47 [55), 89 [75) Wilt, J. W. 8 [36), 10 [36),

45 [441, 74 [40)

162

Winkelmann, E. H. 48 [64) Winter, J. N. 126 [57) Winstein, S. 8 [381, 112119) Wolf, A. 136 [33) Wolf, 1. 76 [56) Wolfe, S. 77 [611 Wolff, M. E. 99 [88) Wolffhardt, E. 136 [33) Wolinsky, J. 20 [35) Wong, C. M. 89 [77) Wood, J. 81 [4) Wood, M. 149 [28) Woodworth, R. C. 6 [26) Wubbels, G. G. 58 [54) Wyckoff, J. c. 42 [20) Wyman, D. P. 42114) Wynberg, H. 147 [23) Wystrach, V. P. 125 [311

Yakobson, G. G. 41 [2) Yakshin, V. V. 125 [37) Yakubovich, A. Ya. 93 [19)

Yamamoto, Y. 58 [52, 53) Yamanaka, H. 18 [23) Yahamoto, K. 129 [88-90) Yang, N.C. 88[65,66) Yarosh,O.G. 123[12) Yoshida, Z. 111 [8) Yoshioka, T. 137 [39), 138 [39) Young, D. P. 52 [12), 71 [211 Young, D. W. 16 [9) Young, V. O. 114 [29) Yudis, M. D. 95 [40,411

Zalkow, 1. H. 20 [34) Zanardi, G. 30 [62) Zanet, P. M. 54 [28), 74 [34) Zanirato, P. 35 [89) Zavist, A. F. 43 [24), 116 [40,

411 Zavitsas, A. A. 86 [52) Zeigler, K. 135 [211 Zetkin, V. I. 125 [49) Zweifel, G. 56 [46)

Subject Index

Acetaldehyde 71 acetals 75,76 acetophenone 51 a-acetoxyaldehydes 84 acylation of heteroaromatic bases 31 acyl (-butyl nitroxides 137 - chlorides 69, 82, 89 a-acyloxyalkyl sulfides 117 2-acyloxy cyclic ethers 64 acy I radicals 11 adamantyl radicals 35 addition of acetic anhydride to terminal alkenes

82 acid chlorides to ketones 82

- alcohols to acrylic acid 83 - alkenes 52 aldehydes to aIkenes 69, 70, 112 alkanes and cycloalkanes to ethyne 21 aIkoxyalkyl radicals to alkenes 61 - - conjugated dienes 61 alkylpolyhalides to olefins 44 alkyl radicals to carbon monoxide 82 - - quinones 59 - - vinyloxiranes 53 amidoaIkyl radicals to aIkenes 102 amino radicals to aIkenes 52, 96, 98, 99 bisulfite ion to alkenes 117 N-bromoamides to alkenes 96 bromofluoromethane to alkenes 46 bromoform to alkenes 46 bromotrichloromethane to alkenes 6, 45 n-butyraldehyde to 2-methylbut-3-en-2-yl phenyl sulfide 112 carbon tetrachloride to alkenes 4, 45 carboxylic acids to unsaturated compounds 81,82 N-chloroamides to cyclohexene 96 chloroform to alkenes 11, 46 cyclic alkyl hydroperoxides to unsaturated compounds 70 dialkyl malonates to alkenes 81, 82

disulfides to unsaturated compounds 113 esters toaIkenes 81,82 germanes to unsaturated compounds 121, 124 a-halogenated acids to aIkenes 46

- hydrogen bromide to unsaturated compounds 21,44 - - - silanes 123 hydroxyl radicals to ethyne 71

- iodoform to alkenes 46 - ketones to isopropenyl acetate 70

methyl dibromoacetate to methyl 2-methyl­propenoate 46 - iodide to tris(triphenylphosphine)plati­num(O) 128 - thioglycollate to 2-vinylbiladiene-a,c 149 nitric oxide to alkenes 93

- nitrogen dioxide to alkenes 92,93 nitrosyl halides to aIkenes 93 nitryl chloride to alkenes 93 organoboranes to unsaturated compounds 57,72 pentafluorosulfur chloride to alkenes 118 perfluoroaIkylamino radicals to aIkenes 96 phosphorus compounds to unsaturated com­pounds 121,125 radicals to carbon monoxide 69 - 3, 7-dimethylocta-l ,6-diene 148 - C-nitroso compounds 138 silanes to unsaturated compounds 121, 122

- stannanes to unsaturated compounds 124 sulfuryl chloride to alkenes 116 sulfonyl halides to alkenes 116 1,1,1 ,3-tetrachloropropane to vinylidene chloride 45 S-thioacetoxyl radicals to anthracene 115 thioacetic acid to unsaturated compounds 73,114,115 thiocyanic acid to alkenes 116 thiols plus carbon monoxide to alkynes 69, 114

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Subject Index

addition" of thiols plus oxygen to alkenes 114 - to unsaturated compounds 112, 115, 124 trichloromethanesulfonyl chloride to alkenes 116 water to alkenes 52 reactions 2, 4

aldehydes 32,51,69,74,76 aldehyde decarbonylation 16 alcohols 51,52,53 aldimines 102 alkanes 15 alkanesulfonyl halides 115 alkenes 15,17,20,21,22 -, reaction with platinum (II) complexes 128 alkenyl sulfides 117 2-alkoxyethers 63 alkoxyl radicals 9,10,73,74,85,87 alkyl w-alkenoates 84 alkylation of aromatic compounds 34 alkylboronic acids 58 alkylcycloketones 73 alkyl halides, 47,111,129 N-alkyliminolacetones 84 alkylmercuric salts 129 alkylmercuric carboxylates 130 alkylpyridines 30 alkylphosphonyl dichlorides 127 alkyl radicals 11,17,34,35,74,134 alkylsulfur trichloride 114 allyl alcohols 21,53,57 - amines 21 - esters 21,88 allylic bromination 48

chlorination 48 ketones 21 peroxides 62, 74 rearrangement 10

allyl radicals 15 amides 90 a-N-amidoalkyl radicals 32 amido radicals 96,97, 101, 102 amines 9~, 102, 103,104 w-amino acids 104 aminoaroxyl radicals 139 a-amino-'Y-hydroxycarboxylic acid lactones 83 a-arninoketones 98 amino radicals 52,53,96,98,99 t-amyl hypochlorite, decomposition 9 antipodal polyalthic acid 141 aromatic acid anhydrides 88

annelation reactions 28 - compounds 24 - nitro compounds 29 aroyloxyl radicals 87, 138

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4-arylbut-I-yl radicals 19 l-aryl-3,3-dialkyltriazenes as sources of aryl

radicals 26 arylpyridines 30 arylfurans 30 aryl radicals 24, 26, 28 - 2-thenoates 36 arylthiophenes 29 autoxidation of alcohols 65

aldehydes 89 alkanes 51,65 alkenes 65 aralkanes 65 carbanions 65 ethers 65 ketones 65 organoboranes 65 organometallic compounds 66 trialkylphosphines 9

azidoalkanes 106 azidocyclohexene 103 azidoethers 62 aziridines 98 azobisisobutyronitrile (ABIBN) 2 azoxy compounds 99

Barton reaction 10,54,64,95, 149 benzaldazine-bis-N-oxide 106 N-benzoyl-nor-nuciferine 143 benzoyloxy radicals 7 benzoyl peroxide 2,7,27,29,33,36,116 o-benzoylphenyl radicals 7, 27 benzyl halides 7, 44, 48, 130 - radicals 2, 3, 4, 7, 35, 66 beta-scission 8, 9, 10, 73 bicyclic nitroxides 13 7 bimolecular addition elimination SH2' 125 - homolytic substitution SH2 7, 11 biphenyls 24, 25, 26, 27 bisacetoxyazo compounds 101 bis(alkylperoxy)borates 65 a,'Y-bisdiphenylene-/3-phenylallyl radicals 135 bis-trifiuoromethyl nitroxide 137 boranes, reactions of 19,56,57,58,59,65,

72,106,111,128,129 bridgehead free radicals 35 bridged polycyclic alcohols 58

bromination 44 - of toluene 7, 44

acetals 77 ethers 64 with bromine 64 2-bromo-2-cyano-N ,N-dimethyl­acetamide 77 N-bromodimethylamine 44

N-bromosuccinimide 48,64,77, 125, 141, 144 bromo trichloromethane 44 - and t-butyl hypochlorite 44 pyrrolidone hydrotribromide 77

a-bromoaldehydes 72 2-bromoalkenes 21,123 .B-bromoalkyl radicals 8 3-bromocyclohexene 48 3-a-bromoethyl-4-methyl-7-methoxycoumarin

48 bromogermanes 123 l-bromopentane 44 bromosilanes 123 Busch's hydroperoxides 37 butanal, reaction with 1,1-dimethylprop-2-en-l-yl

phenyl sulfide 8 butanethiol, reaction with triethylvinyl-

stannane 8 but-2-enes 20 2-t-butoxy-substituted ethers 63 t-butyl peracetate 2, 9 - peroxybenzoate 63 3-t-butylperoxycyclohexane 62 t-butyl peroxyester decomposition in benzene

35 - - - p-difluorobenzene 35 butyraldehyde 74

Carbamates 101 carbamoyl radicals 32 carboxylic acids 81,85 chaulmoogric acid 142 chloridoethers 62 chlorination of alkyltrichlorosilanes 125

ethers 64 with t-butyl hypochlorite 48 chlorine 41,43,64 N-chlorosuccinimide 100 N-haloamines and metal ions 42, 99 iodobenzene dichloride 41,43 phosphorus pentachloride 42 sulfuryl chloride 41,64, 116 - - and diphenyl sulfide template 144 - - iodobenzene template 144 trichloromethanesulfenyl chloride 41 trichloromethane sulfonyl chloride 41

chlorine-substituted ethers 64 - alkyl benzoates 87 Il-chloroalcohols 10 .B-chloroalkylamine 98 chloro amino acids 83 chloroketones 71 .B-chloronitroso compounds 93,95 chlorosulfonamides 119

SUbject Index

.B-chlorosulfones 43

.B-chlorosulfonyl chlorides 116 l-chloroundecane 48 .a.14-cholesten-3a-yl acetate 145 Cristol Firth reaction 16, 47 cubane 16 cyanoferrocene 128 cyano radicals 34 cyanothioformates 115 cyclic ethers 64 - ketones 89 - peroxides 147 cycloalkenes 22 cyclobutanes 74 cyclohexene 17, 18 cyclohex-2-enone 74 cyclohexen-3-yl t-butyl peroxide 74 cyclohexenyl nitrate 103 cyclohex-1-enyl radicals 34 cyclohexyl acetate 17

Decarboxylation of acids by peroxydisulphate and Ag(l) 30

dehydrogriseofulvin 146 diacetyl peroxide 2 a,w-dialkenes 81 dialkyl alkylphosphonates 127 - mercaptals 117 dialkylmercurials, reductive elimination 129 dialkylphosphonyl chlorides 127 diamines 102 diaroyl peroxide decomposition 29, 33 diarylamino radicals 136 2,5-diazadecafluorohexanbis-N-oxyl

nitroxide 137 diazonium compounds, reaction with unsaturated

compounds 37 - fluoroborate decomposition 26, 27 di-t-butylmethyl radicals 134 di-t-butyl nitroxide 137

peroxide 1, 2, 21, 34 - -, reaction with alkylbenzenes 35 - perester decomposition to alkenes 21 dibenzothiophenes 30 dicarboxylic acids 85 diethyl nitroxide 137 3,4-dihydroketopapaverine 105, 150 1,4-diketones 70 2, 3-dimethyl-1 ,4-naphthoq uinone 143 1,1-dimethyl-1-sila-5-thiacyclooctane 123 p-dinitrobenzene 29 diols 51 1,2-diphenylethylene glycol dibenzoate 87 diphenylmethyl bromide 44 diphenyl-N-methyl-5-pyrrolidinocarbinol 56

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Subject Index

diphenylmethyl radicals 3 1,8-diphenyloctane 19 2,3-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl radicals 136 disulfides Ill, 114 trans-2-dodecendioic acid 145

Electrochemical oxidation 12, 142 electrolysis of citronellol 147

I ,2-dicarboxylic acids 20 - metal salts of carboxylic acids 15 - mixtures of carboxylic acids 141 - 4-phenylpentanoic acid 19

potassium acetate 15 esters 82, 85, 86, 87, 89 ethane 3 esters 61,75 1-ethoxyethyl benzoate 7 - radicals 7 ethylene 3 ethyl radicals 3

Fenton's reagent 36,37 ferrocenes 128, 129 fluorina tion of amino acids 145 fluoroaromatic compounds 24 a-fluorocyclopropyl radical 18 formaldehyde 74 fragmentation 8 Fremy's salt 105, 136, 150 friedel-18-ene 141 furans 30, 36

Galvinoxyl 139 glycerol 52 glycolaldehyde 71 Gomberg reaction 25, 26, 29

Halogenated sulfones 118 halogenation of aldehydes and ketones 77

arylstannanes 125 - transition metal substituted silicon

hydrides 125 halogen compounds 41 il-halogeno nitro compounds 93 heptane-2-sulfonic acid 118 heteroaromatic compounds 24, 30 heterocyclic compounds 29 high energy radiation 2 Hofmann-Ujff1er-Freytag reaction 99 homolytic aromatic substitution 6, 24, 98

- - of protonated heteroaromatic compounds 30 - - polyfluoroaromatic compounds 32

Hunsdiecker reaction 47, 89 hydrazyl radicals 136

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hydrogen peroxide and metal ions, reactions of 32,36,37,51,52, 7l, 75, 84, 85, 87, 102,106,117

hydroperoxides 61, 65 - and metal ions, reactions of 2,32,33,51,

61,62,63,70,71,74,75,84,85,86,103, 104,115

'Y-hydroxyacids 83 il-hydroxyaldehydes 72 a-hydroxy alkyl radicals 56, 150 hydroxyl radicals 36, 71 il-hydroxy sulfides 114 'Y-hydroxy-a,il-unsaturated thioesters 73

Imidazoles 105 imides 106 iminolactones 83 iminyl radicals 99 iminoxyl radicals 106 initiators 1, 2 intramolecular abstraction 10,54

aromatic substitution 7, 143 - free radical additions 6 - - - cyclisation 15,20,27,64,65,96,

97, 100, 147 N-iodoamides 83 isobenzofulvene 48 isonitriles 106 isoquinolines 105, 150 isothiocyanates 106

Ketals 76 ketimines 103 ketoesters 71 il-ketohydroperoxides 63 ketones 51,52,54,69,74,102,103 ketonitriles 77, 104 ketyl radicals 22, 56

Lactols 54 lactones 83 lead(lV) acetate oxidation of alcohols 64

N-alkylhydroxylamines 104 4-arylpentanoic acid 19 azines 100, 101 carboxylic acids 15, 16, 143

lead (IV) acetate oxidation of carboxylic acids in the presence of halide salts 47

lead (IV) acetate oxidation of carboxylic acids in the presence of iodine 48 - - cyclohexanecarboxylic acid 17

- - - the diethyl semicarbazone of benzophenone 101

hydrazones 100 - - oximes 100

- pseudolongifolic acid 142 quinones 143 semicarbazones 100

- sodium glycidates 84 plus copper(II) acetate oxidation of

carboxylic acids 17 - - iodine oxidation of ami des 83 carboxylates, photolysis in carbon tetra­chloride 48

Meerwein reaction 37 metal peroxides 126 2-methoxy-5-methylphenyl benzoate 36 2-methyl-6,7-benzomorphane 147 N-methyl-N-t-bu ty Iperoxymethylaniline 63 2-methylindene mono bromides 48 7-methyl-6-octen-4-one 112 methyl radicals 3, 15, 34 N-methylsuccinimide. 107 methylterphenyls 25 2-methyltetrahydrofuran 64 mixed anhydrides 82, 11 7, 118 molecule induced homolysis 3

Naturally occurring and related compounds 141

neopentyl chloride 47 nitrato carboxylic acids 89, 104 - ethers 62 4-nitrato substituted amides 97 nitriles 106 nitroalcohols 92 nitroalkenes 93 nitroaromatics 94 nitro carboxylic acids 104 - compounds 92, 94 ni trogen-cen tred rad icals 96 nitrones 104, 13 8 nitronitrates 92 nitronitrites 92 nitroso compounds 94,95, 104 N-nitroso derivatives of aromatic amines as a

source of aryl radicals 26, 29 N-nitrosohydroxylamine 104 nitrosomethane dimer 94 4-nitroso substituted amides 97 nitroxides 121,130,136,137 norborneol 56,57 ~22-24-norcholene 17,142 norlongicyclene 16, 142

1,8-octanediol 52 organoboranes 65 organometallic compounds 121

Subject Index

organometallic peroxides 66 organostannyl barbituric acids 124, 150 1,3,4-oxadiazoles 100 oxidation of acyl radicals with copper(II)

acetate 11 alkanes with t-butyl peracetate and copper(l) 11 - hydrogen peroxide and metal ions 51 alcohols 31, 75

- alkyl radicals 11 allyl alcohol with hydrogen peroxide and iron(II) and copper(II) 52 amines 75,76 butadiene with hydrogen peroxide and iron (II) 52 carboxylic acids 83 cyclohexanol with iron(I1) perchlorate and hydrogen peroxide 51 organoboranes 56

- oximinoacetic acids with persulphate 78 phenols 138, 145, 147 phenylhydrazine with silver oxide 26 phosphorus compounds 126 thiols 114 with nitrogen dioxide 130

oxidative addition of alkyl halides to palladium(O) complexes 128 decarboxylation of carboxylic acids 35,47, 84, 142

a-alkoxyacids 32 a-hydroxyacids 32 a-ketoacids 31 phenoxycarboxylic acids 32

20,24-oxidocholane 124 oximes 104 oxiranes 62 oxyalkylation of protonated heteroaromatic

bases 32 a-oxyalkyl radicals 32

Pentafluorobiphenyl 33 pentafiuorophenylation of aromatic compounds

33 pentafluorophenylsilane 34 perchlorodiphenylmethyl radicals 135 perchloro-9-phenylfluorenyl radicals 135 perchlorotriphenylmethyl radicals 135 peres ters 86 - and metal ions, reactions of 2, 11,63,75,84,

86,88,117,118 perfluoroalkyl radicals 130 perfluoromorpholino nitroxide 136 perinaphthyl radical 135 peroxides 61

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Subject Index

peroxides and metal ions, reactions of 2, 27, 84,87, 116

phenanthridines 27 phenols 37 phenylation of chloro- and bromo-pentafluoro­

benzene 34 phenylazotriphenylmethane as a source of

phenyl radicals 26 phenylbenzo[blthiophens 30 phenylbenzo[blfurans 30 I-phenylbutane 19 4-phenylbut-l-ene 19 phenylethynyl radicals 34 phenylisothiazoles 30 phenylpyridines 24 phenyl radicals 24, 25, 26, 27, 29 phenylthiazoles 30 phosphorus oxides and sulfides 127 photobromination of organoboranes 57,58 photochlorination of a-aminocarboxylic

acids 83 photoreduction of aryl ketones 55 phthalimide to N-cyclohexenylphthalimide 103 pinacols 55 polynitroxides 137 polysilanes 130 poly sulfides III polysulfones 118 propane 74 prostaglandin biosyn thesis 147 prostanoid synthons 145, lSI Pummerer's ketone 146 purine nucleosides IS 0 purines 106 pyridazine 1,2-dioxides 106

Quinolines 32, 78

Radical combination 3 disproportiona tion 3

- formation 1 - radical reactions 3 rearrangement 10 redox reactions 2 reduction of alkyl halides 16,18,19,20

esters 19 - ketones 19,149 - polysulfides III reductive coupling of carbonyl compounds 22 rose oxide 147

Silanes 121 silyl radical coupling 123 spin-labelling 13 8 spin-trapping 138

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stable free radicals 134 (±) steganacin 144 steviol-isosteviol system 142 styrene 20 substitution reactions 6 sulfides 111, 112, 117 sulfinic acids 118 sulfonates 117 sulfones 117 sulfonic acids 117, 118 sulfoxides 117 sulfur-containing compounds III sui tarns 116 sultones 116

Tetrahydrofurans 55 tetralones 78 1,2,3,4-tetramethoxycarbonylnaphthalenes 28 2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidinyl nitroxides 137 tetrathiofulvalene 118 thexyldialkylboranes 58 thiacyclopentanes 113 thianthrene 30 9-S-thioacetoxyanthracene liS 9-S-thioacetoxy-9, 10-dihydroanthracene liS /3-thioalkoxy unsaturated aldehydes 69 thiocyanates 116 thiocyanatoethers 62 thioesters 114, 115 thioimidates liS thiols 111,114 -, reaction with methylgold(l) and methyl-

platinum(II) 128 thiophenes 29, 117 thioxanes 118 tin halides 125 titanium chloride coupling of benzylic and

allylic iodides 20 titanium compounds 130 toluene 19 n-triacontane 15 triarylmethyl radicals 3, 26, 130, 134, 135 tri-t-butylmethyl radicals 138 4,4,4-trichlorobut-I-ene 128 trichloromethyl radicals 4, 5, 6, 8 1,1,I-trichlorononane 46 1,1,I-trichloro-3-nonyl 2-bromooctyl

sulfone 118 2-trichiorosiloxypropane 122 trichlorosilyl radicals 34 4,4,4-trichioro- 2,3,3-trime thylbut-I-ene 8 triethylborane oxidation of benzylic and allylic

iodides 19 triethylstannyl radicals 8

N-trifluoromethoxy-bis-trifluoromethylamine 105

trimethylsilylation of hexafluorobenzene 34 tri-(p-nitrophenyl)methyl radicals 135 tri-(p-phenylphenyl)methyl radicals 135 tris(trimethylsilyl)methyl radicals 134

Unsaturated acids 86 a, p-unsaturated aldehydes 73

- - azo-acetates 101 - - ketones 72 'r,eS-unsaturated ketones 72 unsaturated nitro compounds 84 usnic acid 146 ustii1,1ginoidin 147

Vicinal dibromides 20 vinylcyclohexane 21

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