Electron impact fragmentation of some mixed cyclotetraphosphazenes

Electron impact fragmentation of some mixed cyclotetraphosphazenes

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The electron impact fragmentations of some cyclotetraphosphazenes are reported and discussed. The major fragmentation path involves loss of two amine radicals and one chlorine radical in the series P4N4Cl8-n(NMe2)n when n=2, and subsequent stages involve a ring contraction process with elimination of a P = N fragment, when n = 5 loss of amine radicals predominates on statistical grounds with...
 
Published at Organic Mass Spectrometry
Volume 20
Issue 8
Pages 487–491
Published in 1985
 
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