Quaternary ammonium salts from halogenated alkyl dimethylamines. III. omega-bromo-heptyl-,-octyl-,-nonyl-and-decyl-dimethylamines

MR Lehman, CD Thompson…

Index: Lehman; Thompson; Marvel Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1933 , vol. 55, p. 1977,1978

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Abstract

The reaction of an w-halo-alkyl dialkylamine (I) with itself has been shown to occur in such a way as to produce three distinct types of quaternary ammonium salts depending on the number (n) of carbon atoms between the halogen atom and the nitrogen atom. The reactions which have been demonstrated are as follows

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