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titleOfInvention DISTANNANS AND THEIR USE FOR PURE THERMAL PRODUCTION OF STANNYL RADICALS
abstract Distannane derivs. of formula (R1R2R3Sn)-2 (I) (where R1, R2 and R3 are very bulky aromatic and/or aliphatic gps. having a steric requirement on average greater than that of phenyl or neophyl gps.) are novel. The cpds. undergo purely thermal and reversible Sn-Sn bond cleavage at not >200 degrees C to form stannyl radicals, but irreversible decomposition is suppressed. (I) are useful as one-component initiators, stoppers and regulators for free-radical reactions. (I) are quite stable below their decompsn. temp. so can be mixed with reactants (e.g. polymersible olefins) and stored or transported. They decompose at a specific temp., dependent on nature of R1-R3, and unlike known radical catalysts are not explosive and do not produce several types of radicals, CO2 by-prod. etc. They react with alkyl- or aryl-halides to give very energetic alkyl or aryl radicals.
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