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Journal of Organometallic Chemistry | 1974

Methyl NMR chemical shift-structure correlations in cyclopolymethylphenylsiloxanes

Dwight Edward Williams; Gary M. Ronk; David E. Spielvogel

Abstract The methyl 1 H NMR chemical shifts of various isomers of the title compounds are reported, as is the synthesis of several new compounds. A reliable correlation is shown between chemical shift and structure which is useful for structure confirmation. A statistical approach to isomer identification by use of these shift-structure correlations is given which often affords unambiguous identifications.


Archive | 1975

Method of making a silicone elastomer and the elastomer prepared thereby

Chi-Long Lee; Gary M. Ronk


Archive | 1975

Method of reducing the foam density of silicone foams and compositions

Yung K. Kim; Chi-Long Lee; Gary M. Ronk


Archive | 1975

Method of foaming a siloxane composition using microwave energy

Ronald E. Kittle; Gary M. Ronk


Archive | 1975

Method of preparing heat cured siloxane foams using rhodium catalyst and foams prepared therefrom

Chi-Long Lee; Gary M. Ronk


Archive | 1975

Method of preparing fire retardant open-cell siloxane foams and foams prepared therefrom

Chi-Long Lee; Gary M. Ronk


Archive | 1975

Spongeable silicone gum stock

Chi-Long Lee; Gary M. Ronk


The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1970

Nuclear magnetic resonance coupling constants in tin in 3,3,3-trifluoropropyltin compounds

Dwight Edward Williams; Louis H. Toporcer; Gary M. Ronk


Archive | 1976

Verfahren zur erniedrigung der dichte eines siloxanschaums A method for lowering the density of a siloxanschaums

Yung Ki Kim; Chi-Long Lee; Gary M. Ronk


Archive | 1976

A method for lowering the density of a siloxanschaums

Yung Ki Kim; Chi-Long Lee; Gary M. Ronk

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