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    The products from 4, 4-dimethylhomophthalimide and phosphorus oxychloride

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    1965
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    Wang, Nancy Yang
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    Abstract
    The primary concern of the present work was to establish the structure of C11H9NCl2, a reaction product from 4, 4-Dimethylhomophthalimide and phosphorus oxychloride reported by Gabriel in 1887. The starting material, 4, 4-Dimethylhomophthalimide, was obtained by methylating homophthalimide with methyl iodide. The homophthalimide was derived by oxidizing indene to homophthalic acid and heating ammonium homophthalate. [TRUNCATED]
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