George G. Hazen
Merck & Co.
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Synthetic Communications | 1981
George G. Hazen; Leonard M. Weinstock; Robert Connell; Frederick W. Bollinger
Abstract Diazotransfer reagents and reactions are achieving increasing use and prominence. While textbooks and periodicals give explicit warnings concerning diazoalkanes, the hazardous nature of related azido compounds is hardly mentioned though the widely used tosyl azide has the explosive power and impact sensitivity of tetryl1. Investigators at Dynamit Nobel have stated that pure p-tosyl azide is classified as an explosive according to German law and have, by tests, shown it to be as dangerous as TNT2.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1991
Mallory F. Loewe; Raymond Cvetovich; George G. Hazen
Abstract A new process for β-amino acid 1 cyclodehydration to β-lactam 2 using methanesulfonyl chloride/ sodium bicarbonate is described.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences | 2006
George G. Hazen; James A. Hause; Joseph A. Hubicki
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1987
Jean Wyvratt; George G. Hazen; Leonard M. Weinstock
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1964
George G. Hazen; Dale W. Rosenburg
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1970
Ludwig. Salce; George G. Hazen; Erwin F. Schoenewaldt
Archive | 1981
George G. Hazen; Ralph P. Volante; Kenneth E. Wilson
Archive | 1988
Lelia M. Fuentes; George G. Hazen; David M. Tschaen; Leonard M. Weinstock
Archive | 1974
Earl M. Chamberlin; Warren K. Russ; George G. Hazen
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1997
Raymond Cvetovich; Joseph S. Amato; Lisa DiMichele; Leonard M. Weinstock; George G. Hazen