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Purely Aliphatic Azoxy Compounds with a Methyl Group attached to the Nitrogen Atom

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ALIPHATIC azoxy compounds were first synthesized by one of us in 1931 1,2, but all contained only tertiary alkyl groups attached to nitrogen.

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ASTON, J., JENKINS, D. Purely Aliphatic Azoxy Compounds with a Methyl Group attached to the Nitrogen Atom. Nature 167, 863–864 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/167863b0

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