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DECEMBER 1964 435 GENERAL INDEX SUBJECTS Accounts of the Chemical Society for the year ended September 30th 1963 46. Anniversary meetings Birmingham 1964 Symposia (reports),203 Anniversary meetings 1965 (announcement),152. Annual general meeting 123rd at Birmingham (report), 201. Birmingham the Chemistry Department oft he University of (special article) 10. Chemical Communications (notice) 355. Christmas competition (1963) (report by the Editor) 53. Christmas competition (1964) 313 384. Communications Statement by the Society’s Publication committee 59. Council of the Chemical Society report of for 1962-1963 37; Fellowship 37; Publications 39; Other activities 40; Finance and Accounts 42; Acknow-ledgements,43. Vacancies on 1965 423.Education in Chemistry (special urticle) 101. “The Future of Chemical Publications,” discussion meeting (announcement),65 (report) 349. Gas-phase eliminations. Part 6. Kinetics of the pyrolysis of neopentyl chloride (paper read before the Society) 14. Group displacement law of (special article) 105. Halogen chemistry inorganic (report of symposium at Anniversary Meetings Birmingham 1964) 206. Heteroaromatic nitration kinetics and mechanism. Part 1. Quinoline. Part 2. Pyrazole and Imidazole (papers read before the Society) 12. XXth International Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry Moscow 1965 (onnouncement),212. Lectures Centenary :Applications of optical rotatory dispersion and circular dichroism in stereochemistry. By C. Djerassi 314.Niels Bohr Memorial. By Sir G. Thompson 351. Simonsen Molecular rearrangements of terpenes. By G. Ourisson 274. The Steacie Memorial. By H. E. Gunning 73. Tilden A glow in the dark-the rationale of phos-phorylation. By V. M. Clark 129. Tilden Activated molecules. By A. F. Trotman-Dickenson 249. Letters to the Editor 301 390. Liaison officers list as at December 31st 1963 44. Library additions to 35,71 100 128 199 247,271 382, 434. Midlands chemical industry of history and development (special article) 3. Molecular dissymmetry aspects (report of symposium, London March 1964) 135. Molecular structure and arrangement (report of sym- posium at anniversary meetings Birmingham 1 964), 204. Molecules activated (Tilden Lecture) 249.Mossbauer effect chemical significance (report of Society symposium held in London October 1964) 389. News and announcements 27,63.90 122 149,196,242 268 302 344 372,424. Obituaries Harry BAINES 70. Fred BARROW 379. Brian Ernest BETTS 95. Frederick Mason BREWER 381. Arthur Thurlby DANN 96. Robert Bruce DUFF 310. Albert Ernest DUNSTAN 270. Frederic Horace GARNER 434. William HELMORE 246. Leonard Eric HINKEL,34. Edward David HUGHES, 97. Robert Fergus HUNTER 33. R. N. LACEY 432. Bertram LAMBERT 94. Erich MOSETTIG 376. Carl NIEMANN 433. Thomas Gibson PEARSON 126. Frederik SIXMA 127. John Joseph SUDBOROUGH 68. Henry TIZARD 153. Morris William TRAVERS 377. W.E. S. TURNER, 311. Ramsay Middleton WINTER 71. Organic chemistry synthetic and stereochemical aspects of (report of symposium at Anniversary Meetings Birmingham 1964) 203. Organic reaction mechanisms (announcement of Inter- national Symposium Cork July 1964) 92. Phosphorylation a glow in the dark-the rationale of (Tilden lecture) 129. Publications of the Society changes in (announcement), 273. References cited in the Society’s publications (notice), 196 268. Scientific meetings of the Society (report) 12. forthcoming 30 66 94 125 152 270 305 346 375 426. Staff appointments Society (notice) 304. Stereochemistry applications of optical rotatory dis-persion and circular dichroism in (Centenary lecture) 3 14. Substitutions octahedral mechanism in non-aqueous solutions.Part 3. Replacement of co-ordinated water in trans-aquonitrobis(ethylenediamine)cobalt(m) ions (paper read before the Society) 13. Taxane (letter to the Editor) 301. Technion-Israel Institute of Technology Scientific Programme marking the opening of the new chemistry building 385. Terpenes molecular rearrangements of (Simonsen lecture) 274. Thermodynamic properties measurement at the National Chemical Laboratory (special article) 161. Wallach Otto a short biography (special article) 387. PROCEEDINGS GENERAL INDEX AUTHORS Anderson J. S. Some basic problems of solid-state chemistry (Liversidge lecture) 166. Bacon J. S. D. Obituary notice on Robert Bruce Duff 310. Blatchly J.M. “Education in Chemistry,” 101. Blumann A. Otto Wallach a short biography 387. Bowen E. J. Obituary notice on Bertram Lambert 94. Chapman A. W. Obituary notice on W. E. S. Turner, 311. Clark V. M. A glow in the dark-the rationale of phosphorylation (Tilden lecture) 129. Cranston J. A. The group displacement law 104. Davey W. Obituary notice on Brian Ernest Betts 95. Davies R. H. and Gorvin J. H. Obituary notice on Leonard Eric Hinkel 34. Davies W. Obituary notice on Arthur Thurlby Dann 96. de la Mare P. B. D. Obituary notice on Edward David Hughes 97. Djerassi C.Applications of optical rotatory dispersion and circular dichroism in stereochemistry (Centenary lecture) 314. EmelCus H. J. Obituary notice on Thomas Gibson Pearson 126.Fleck Lord. Obituary notice on Ramsay Middleton Winter 71. Goddard S. C. Obituary notice on Harry Bakes 71. Gorvin J. H. See Davies R. H. 34. Gunning H.E. The Steacie memorial lecture 73. Halevi E. A. and Loewenthal H. J. E. Scientific programme marking the opening of the new chem- istry building at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology 385. Hammond G. S. See Roberts J. D. 433. Hartley Sir H.Obituary notice on Henry Tizard 153. Herington E. F.G. The measurement of thermodynamic properties at the National Chemical Laboratory 161. Ives D. J. G. Obituary notice on Fred Barrow 379. James T. C. Obituary notice on John Joseph Sudborough 68. Kenner J. (Letter to the Editor) 390. King G. The chemical industry of the Midlands history and development 3.Kooyman E. C. Obituary notice on Frederick Sixma 127. Loewenthal H. J. E. See Halevi E. A. 385. Lythgoe B. Nakanishi K. and Uyeo S. Taxane (letter to the Editor) 301. McCombie J. T. Obituary notice of R. N. Lacey 432. McKie D. Obituary notice on Morris William Travers 377. Megson N. J. L. Obituary notice on Robert Fergus Hunter 33. Nakanishi K. See Lythgoe B. 301. Ourisson G. Molecular rearrangements of terpenes (Simonsen lecture) 274. Randall E. W. Chemical Society symposium on the chemical significance of the Mossbauer effect 389. Roberts J. D. and Hammond G. S. Obituary notice on Carl Niemann 433. Sell G. and Thomas W. H. Obituary notice on Albert Ernest Dunstan 270. Sutton L. E. Obituary notice on Fredrick Mason Brewer 371.Thomas W.H. See Sell G. 270. Thomson Sir G. Niels Bohr memorial lecture 351. Trotman-Dickenson A. F. Activated molecules (Tilden lecture) 249. Uyeo S. See Lythgoe B. 301. Witkop B. Obituary notice on Erich Mosettig 376. COMMUNICATIONS INDEX OF SUBJECTS Acetanilide o-t-butyl-N-nitroso- anomalous decomposi- tion evidence for participation of an aryne 338. Acetyl group formation in phosphoketolase reaction model for 61. Acetylacetone reaction with oct-1-ene 142. Acetylene cyclic complex of hexacarbonyldicobaIt, (CO),COC6F,CO(CO), 401. Acetylenedicarboxylic ester structure of adducts of triphenylphosphinimines with 87. Acetylenedicarboxylate dimethyl formation of cyclo- penta [c]quinolizines from 3-l’-dimethylaminovinyl-indolizines and 330.Acid chlorides a/3-unsaturated reaction with enamines 287. Acidity functions determination in alkaline media, choice of indicators mode of ionisation of aromatic amines 298. Acylation bimolecular mechanism 268. Aeruginosin B naturally occurring phenazinesulphonic acid 19. Alcohols saturated oxidation by manganese dioxide 110. spin-spin coupling with the hydroxyl-protons of 290. Aldofuranosides and acyclic aldose acetals nuclear magnetic resonance 369. Alkali-metal derivatives of dimethyl sulphoxides 108. trifluoromethoxides,41 6. Alkyl cations tertiary proton magnetic resonance spectra 147. Allene synthesis light-induced diene migration 17. Perfluoroallene- ionic reactions 121.Ally1 bromide free radicals in pyrolytic carbon from 418. Alumina surfaces electron transfer at 139. Amaryllidaceae alkaloids biosynthesis. Part V. Caffeic acid and protocatechnic aldehyde as CB-cI pre-cursors of haemanthamine and lycorine 422. Amide protecting group in phosphate ester synthesis 394. Amines aromatic mode of ionisation determination of acidity functions in alkaline media choice of indicators 298. metal as reagents for the synthesis of organometallic compounds 22. triboryl 20. Amino-acids polycrystalline aliphatic radical formation by photolysis of 360. DECEMBER 1964 Aniline NN-dimethyl- reaction with benzoyl peroxide 236. Anions deuterium oxide solvent effects on ultraviolet absorption of 261.[14]Annulene conformational isomers 299. [14]Annulene and [18]annulene nuclear magnetic resonance temperature dependence 397. [ISIAnnulene symmetrical 5,11,17-trisdehydro- struc- ture 356. trisulphide synthesis 82. Anthracene delayed ffuorescence in pulse radiolysis of solutions in benzene 114. Antimony /3-Sb2O, new polymorph crystal structure 400. Aromatic nitration substituent effects of positive poles in 24. Arsenic Hexafluoroarsenate ion probe for ion associa- tion 147. pp'-o-Phenylenebisdimethylarsine-tetracarbonyl -?r -methylcyclopentadienyldimanganese(r) structure, 395. Aryne evidence for participation in anomalous decom- position of o-t-butyl-N-nitrosoacetanilide, 338. Azepine preparation and reactions of derivatives 263.Benzene absence of a primary hydrogen isotope effect in the sulphonation and sulphonylation of 14. delayed fluorescence in pulse radiolysis of anthracene solutions in 114. photochemical reaction with boron trihalides 15. wave function and chemical formula correction 173. o-Substituted t-butylbenzenes structure of organo-cobalt intermediate in synthesis of 187. 1,2,4,5-Tetramethylthiobenzenecation-radical 417. Benzoate sodium reaction with tosyl derivatives of inositols in dimethylformamide 33 1. Benzoyl peroxide reaction with NN-dimethylaniline 236. Benzylidene derivatives carbohydrate absolute con-figuration of some 11 8. Benzyne new synthesis 296. Berberine incorporation of dopamine into 223. Beryllium Alkylberyllium hydride derivatives of 59.Bicyclobutane formation carbenoid decomposition of cyclopropanecarboxaldehyde tosylhydrazone 144. Bicyclo[3,3,1 Inonane system conformation of 57. Biphenylene 1-and 2-lithio- and derived compounds 4 14. Bond dissociation energies Pauling's electronegativities for Me Ph CN CF3 and OH groups from 290. Boron:monoxide and diborane high-temperature routes to 242. trihalides photochemical reaction of benzene with 15. Boron-1 1 nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of two boron hydrides at 60 Mc./sec. 402. Difluoroborane preparation and properties 25. Novel silicoboron halide SiBCI5. 1,2-T'etrakisdichloroborylethane,286. Tribonylamines 120. Braude's relationship experimental verification 232. Butadiene reaction with phenyl- and methyl-manganese carbonyl 370.Butene isomerisation on cobalt catalysts mechanism 222. Caffeic acid and protocatechuic aldehyde cs-cI pre-cursors of hamanthamine and lycorine; Amaryl- lidacea alkaloids biosynthesis. Part V 422. Cannabigerol new hashish constituent structure and synthesis 82. Carabrone from Carpesium abrofanoids Linn structure, 120. Carbinols aromatic catalytic dehydration by acids 113. Carbohydrate derivatives oxidation with ruthenium tetroxide 342. benzylidene derivatives absolute configuration of some 118. Carbon pyrolytic from ally1 bromide free-radicals in 418. Carbonium ion salts initiators for vinyl polymerisations 391. Carbonyl mixed-metal metal-metal bonding 232. Carboxylato-groups transfer of three from cobalt(rr1) to chromium(Ir) 109.Carboxylic acids and stannic cMoride equilibria between Brsnsted activity of such dual-acid systems 405. Catechin series novel rearrangement in 84. Tetramethyl-(+)-catechin conversion into 2-chloro- tetramethyl-( -)-isocatechin neighbouring group effect 138. Cell division factor inducing structure of zeatin 230. Cephalin analogues 2-aminoethylphosphonate-contain-ing synthesis 358. Cephalochromin structure 195. Chemiluminescence from reaction of aqueous hydrogen peroxide with chlorine 117. Chlorine Chemiluminescence from reaction of aqueous hydrogen peroxide with chlorine 117. Interaction between perchloric acid and styrene in methylene dichloride 240. Reactions of cobalt(rrr) with chloride 113.Chloroform dioxodi -8 -quinolinolato -8 -quinolinol-uranium(vr)- structure 21. Chromium Direct substitution of I-by C1-in Cr( H20)J2+ 3 33. Reductions of rhodiurn(rI1) and iridium(rIr) complexes .. by chromium(rI) 116.' ' Transfer of three carboxylato-groups from cobalt(m) to chromium(rrr) 109. Claisen rearrangements novel abnormal products 228. Cobalt complexes square-planar singlet and triplet spin states 110. Butene isomerisation on cobalt catalysts mechanism 222. Cobalt(IIr) reactions with chloride 11 3. Hexacarbony ldicobal t (CO) BC 6F,Co(CO) 3 cyclic acetylene complex of 401. Structure of organocobalt intermediary in synthesis of o-substituted t-butylbenzenes 187. Transfer of three carboxylato-groups from cobalt(rrr) to chromium(rr) 109.Trisdiaminecobalt(rII) ion-pairs structure 339. Cockroach American structure of the sex-attractant of, 368. Colchicme 260. biosynthesis 86. Complex formation in dimethyl sulphoxide 415. Configuration absolute inconsistency of empirical criteria for 259. Copper Copper-catalysed hydrogen-transfer reactions 409. Cupric halides point-charge crystal-field calculations for 18. Glycylglycylglycylglycinocuprate (11) decahydrate di- sodium crystal structure new metal compound for metal-protein interaction 88. Corrin 1,19-disubstituted tetrahydro- complexes with nickel 359. pentahydro- 89. Corrole. See pentadehydrocorrin 89. Coumalin 2,4-dimethyl- photodimerisation :synthesis of 1,3,5,7-tetramethylcyclo-octotetraene,84.Crotonosine constitution 261. Crystals mixed triplet-triplet polarisation measurements 176. Crystal-field point-charge calculations for cupric halides 18. Cyclobutane-l,3-dione tetramethyl- photo-decarbonyla- tion 144. Cyclodecane derivatives unsaturated conformation enthalpy of hydrogenation of alkyl-cyclodecenes and -cyclodecynes 237. Cycloheptatrienes alkoxy- thermal isomerisation 59. Cyclohexane ring inversion 145. undecadeutero- conformational isomerisation 146. Cyclohexanones reduction to axial alcohols via iridium-containing catalysts 361. Cyclo-octane evidence for saddle conformation 190. Cyclo-octatetraene octaphenyl- 3 57. 1,3,5,7-tetramethyl- synthesis; photo-dimerisation of 2,4-dimethylcoumalin 84.Cyclo-octatrienes photoisomerisations 235. Cyclopenta [c]quinolizines formation from 3-1 '-di- methylaminovinylindolizinesand dimethyl acetylene- dicarboxylate 330. Cyclopropane cis-l-methyl-2-vinyl- thermal isomerisa- tion 221. Cyclopropanecarboxaldehyde tosylhydrazone carbenoid decomposition of; formation of bicyclobutane 144. Cyclopropanecarboxylates methyl cis-2-alkyl- thermal rearrangement 415. Dehydration catalytic of aromatic carbinols by acids 113. Dibenzothiophen anion-radicals effect of changes in the oxidation state upon the e.p.r. spectra of 22. Diels-Alder system effect of light on 195. Diene light-induced migration an allene synthesis 17. /3-Diketones thio-derivatives 11 1. Diphenylcarbene reactions 192.Diphenylmethyl chlorides linear free-energy relations for rates of ionisation 115. Diterpenoid resin acids palladium-charcoal induced isomerisation 336. Dopamine incorporation into berberine 223. Dual-acid systems Brsnsted activity equilibria between carboxylic acids and stannic chloride 405. Electronegativities Pauling's for Me Ph CN CF3 and OH groups from bond dissociation energies 290. Electrons slow drift velocities in polyatomic gases 219. donors in solution organic radicals as 225. hydrated probable relaxation time of the ionic atmosphere of 219. Elimination reaction bimolecular of 2-arylethylam-monium ions mechanism 366. of trimethyl-a-methyl benzylammonium and -phen- ethylammonium ions extent of hydrogen-isotope exchange in correction 365.Enamines reaction with a/3-unsaturated acid chlorides 287. Esters papain- and ficin-catalysed hydrolyses direct evidence of an acetylated thiol intermediate 140. Ethane dissociation 392. Ethanol complexes with stannic fluoride stereochemistry 194. Ethylene 1 ,2-dibenzoyl- solid-state cis-trans photoiso-merisation mechanism 337. Favorsky rearrangement stereospecific 148. Fluorenes 9-bromo- a-elimination from 283. Fluorescence delayed in pulse radiolysis of anthracene solutions in benzene 114. PROCEEDINGS Fluorine Hexafluoroarsenate ion probe for ion association 147. Hydrotetrafluorotrifluoromethylphosphate anion CF3.PF4H- 229. Friedel-Crafts reactions formation of free-radicals in. 396. Fucoxanthin 419.Galanthamine methiodide structure 357. Gases polyatomic drift velocities of slow electrons in 219. Germanium Silicon and germanium tetrahalides rela- tive acceptor powers toward pyridine and iso-quinoline 290. Grignard addition to cyclic ketals 416. Hamanthamine and lycorine caffeic acid and proto- catechuic aldehyde as CB-C1 precursors of Amaryllidaceae alkaloids biosynthesis Part V,422. Halides organic substitution and elimination reactions in the catalytic hydrogenation of 297. Hashish new constituent of structure and synthesis of cannabigerol 82. Heterocycles conformational analysis steric require- ments of free and solvated lone-pairs 257. Himbosine hydrobromide crystal structure 58. Humilic acid A acid-catalysed isomerisation ; novel rearrangement 220.Hydrides Alkylberyllium derivatives 59. Lead hydride of high stability 173. Hydrogen molecular activation by complexes of rhodium(Irr) 284. isotope exchange extent in elimination reactions of trimethyl- a-methyl benzy lammonium and -phen-ethylammonium ions; correction 365. Hydrogen-bond stretching vibration 370. Hydrogen-transfer reactions copper-catalysed 409. Hydrogen peroxide aqueous chemiluminescence from reaction with chlorine 117. Hydrolysis aqueous alkaline ester temperature depend- ence of the secondary isotope effect 174. Hydroxyl radical transient spectra of inorganic radical anions produced by reactions of 411. spectroscopic studies of reactions 112. Iminoxy-radicals hyperfine splitting in electron spin resonance spectra due to 1,6-interactions 234.Indoles and indolenines 2-ethoxy-; case of indole-indolenine tautomerism 368. Indolizines 3-1'-dimethy laminovinyl- formation of cyclopenta[c]quinolizines from dimethyl acetylene- dicarboxylate and 330. Inorganic radical anions produced by reactions of hydroxyl radical transient spectra 41 1. Inositols tosyl derivatives reaction with sodium benzoate in dimethylformamide 33 1. Iodine Direct substitution of I-by C1- in Cr(H,0),12+ 333. Ions negative formation by field ionisation 286. Iridium catalysts Reduction of cyclohexanones to axial alcohols 361. chromium(I1) reductions of rhodium(1n) and iridium(II1) complexes 1 16. Iron Tricarbonyloctafluorocyclohexa-1,3-dieneiron molecular structure 226.Isocyanine pseudo- helical polymerisation 119. (&-)-Isothebaine synthesis 85. Ketals cyclic Grignard addition to 416. DECEMBER 1964 Ketones /3y-unsaturated optical activity in 61. optical activity in simple model for 60. Reactivities of n-* and charge-transfer states in photo-pinacolisation of ketones 191. Lactones dehydrogenation :new synthesis of a-pyrones 215. optical rotatory dispersion 412. Structure and absolute configuration of rosololactone and related diterpenoid 19. Lauryl sulphate sodium catalyst for methyl ortho-benzoate hydrolysis 224. Lead hydride of high stability 173. Leucodrin constitution 62. dibromo- structure 63. Lewis acids. Brarnsted relation 362. Linearisine and homolinearisine constitution 261.Lithium Lithium aluminium hydride asymmetric reductions with 227. 1 -and 2-Lithiobiphenylene and derived compounds 414. Manganese carbonyl compounds isostructural with 175. dioxide oxidation of saturated alcohols by 110. phenyl- and methyl- reaction with butadiene 370. pp’-o-Phenylenebisdimethylarsine-tetracarbonyl-T -methylcyclopentadienyldimanganese(r) structure, 395. Mercury Mercury 2537 8 resonance radiation quench- ing by fluorinated olefins 335. Di-p-tolylmercury crystal structure 414. Metal-metal bonds uncatalysed hydrogenolysis 143. in a mixed-metal carbonyl 232. Metal-protein interaction metal compounds for crystal structure of disodium glycylglycylglycyl-glycinocuprate(r1) decahydrate 88.Methanol and 2-methyltetrahydrofuran pulse radiolysis and matrix isolation data 265. Methoxides trifluoro- of alkali metals 41 6. Methoxyl fluoride trifluoro- photochemical formation 341. 2-Methyltetrahydrofuran pulse radiolysis and matrix isolation data for methanol and 265. Mycinose synthesis 83. Nickel planar chelates reaction with pyridine 228. Bis-(/3-ketoamine)nickel(Ir)complexes synthesis and solution equilibria of 238. Dinitrobis-(NN-dimethylethylenediamine)nickel(Ir), structure 363. 1,19-Disubstituted tetrahydrocorrin-nickel complexes 359. Nitrate groups bidentate NO3 radical mechanism for oxidation of structure and reactivity of titanium(rv) nitrate 367. Nitration aromatic substituent effects of positive poles in 24.Nitrogen active behaviour of CN radicals in 410. Nitrosobenzene and phenylhydroxylamine free radicals derived from 230. Oct-1-ene reaction of acetylacetone with 142. Olefins catalysed photochemical isomerisation 408. fluorinated quenching of mercury 253781 resonance radiation by 335. orientation of free-radical addition to 420. photoaddition of p-quinones to; new synthesis of oxetans and phenols 87. reaction with atomic selenium absolute rate constants 296. Organometallic compounds metal amines as reagents for synthesis of 22. Orthobenzoate methyl sodium lauryl sulphate catalyst for hydrolysis of 224. Orthoformate new sugar derivatives 399. Oxetans and phenols synthesis photoaddition of y-quinones to olefins 87. Palladium Bis -(2,2 -dipyridyliminato)palladium(II), crystal structure 258.New fluorides palladium(r1) hexafluoropalladate(1v) and related compounds and palladium tetrafluoride 393. Palladium-charcoal induced isomerisation of diter-penoid resin acids 336. Pen tadehydrocorrins (corrole) ring system 89. Phenalen-1-one photochemistry 332. Phenazinesulphonic acid aeruginosin B naturally occurring 19. Phenols synthesis of oxetans and photoaddition of p-quinones to olefins 87. Phenyl spectrum 288. Phenylhydroxylamine free radicals derived from nitroso- benzene and 231. Phosphorus 2-Aminoethylphosphonate-containing cephalin analogues synthesis 359. Di(alkylamino)phenylphosphines effect of heat on, 403. Hydrotetrafluorotrifluoromethylphosphate anion CF3*PF4H- 229.Hypophosphates tetra-alkyl novel synthesis 80. Phosphate ester synthesis amide as a protecting group 394. Phosphazen-1’-yl cyclotriphosphazatrienes,137. Phosphoketolase reaction formation of acetyl group, model for 61. Triphenylphosphine oxidation with hydrogen per-oxide 300. Triphenylphosphinimines structure of adducts with acetylenedicarboxylic ester 87. Platinum Complexes between trimethylplatinum(1v) and (a) salicylaldehyde and (b) 8-quinolinol crystal structures 193. Reduced platinum-ruthenium oxides catalytic acti- vity 398. Polymeric radicals photochemical space interrnittency and diffusion coefficients 141. Polymerisation helical of pseudoisocyanine 1 19. Porphyrins and reduced porphyrins hydrogen exchange at the rnesu-positions of 291.oxidation with hydrogen peroxide in sulphuric acid 371. Octaethylporphyrin nitration of 80. Promethium selective absorption on to surfaces from aqueous solution 185. Propan-Zone 1-(1,2-diphenylcyclopropenyl)-3-diazo-, photolysis 298. Protein interaction with metal metal compounds for crystal structure of disodium glycylglycylglycyl-glycinocuprate(r1) decahydrate 88. Proton-transfer reactions rate and product isotope effects 295. Pulse radiolysis of water solute isotope and pH effects 266. of anthracene solutions in benzene delayed fluores- cence 114. Pyridine reaction with planar nickel chelates 228. and isoquinoline relative acceptor powers of silicon and germanium tetrahalides toward 290.Pentafluoro- and chlorofluoro-pyridines 83. 2-Pyridone 1-methyl- crystal structure of photodimer of 343. or-Pyrones,new synthesis :dehydrogenation of lactones 215. Pyrrolenine to pyridine new rearrangement 217. 8-Quinolinol complexes with trimethylplatinum(rv) 193. p-Quinones photoaddition to ole& new synthesis of oxetans and phenols 87. Radicals organic as electron donors in solution 225. Reductions asymmetric with lithium aluminium hydride 227. Rhenium:Tervalent rhenium halogeno-anions of 189. Occurrence of Re,Cl clusters in hexagonal rhenium(rrr) chloride 233. Rhodium Activation of molecular hydrogen by com- plexes of rhodium(rrI) 284. Rhodium(m) and iridium(rn) complexes chromium(rr) reductions 1 16.RibonucIeoside derivatives monoacylation via ortho-ester exchange 214. Rosololactone and related diterpenoid lactones structure and absolute configuration of 19. Ruthenium Dichloro(dodeca-2,6,10-triene-1,12-diyl) ruthenium(rv) formation and crystal structure 421. Oxidation of carbohydrate derivatives with ruthenium tetroxide 342. Reduced platinum-ruthenium oxides catalytic activity 398. Salicylaldehyde complexes with trimethylplatinum(w) 193. Selenium Reaction of atomic selenium with olefins absolute rate constants 296. Senegenin 264. Silicon :Novel silicoboron halide SiBC15 284. Silicon and germanium tetrahalides relative acceptor powers toward pyridine and isoquinoline 290. Simarolide bitter principle of Simarouba amara struc-ture 292.constitution and absolute stereochemistry 293. Solids heats of wetting by non-aqueous solutions 21 6. Solvolytic reaction possible multiple bond fission solvo- lysis of alkyl chlorosulphates 406. Spectra electron paramagnetic resonance dibenzothio-pen anion-radicals effect of changes in the oxidation state of 22. electron spin resonance iminoxy-radicals hyperfine splitting due to 1,6-interactions 234. Mercury 2537A resonance radiation quenching by fluorinated olefins 335. nuclear magnetic resonance aldofuranosides and acyclic aldose acetals 369. [14lAnnulene and [18]annulene dependence of nuclear magnetic resonance spectra on temperature 397. llB nuclear magnetic resonance of two boron hydrides at 60 Mc./sec. 402.Fluorine nuclear magnetic resonance hydroxy-fluorostannates 407. Proton magnetic resonance tertiary alkyl cations 147. Spectrum of phenyl 288. Transient spectra of some inorganic radical anions produced by reactions of the hydroxyl radical 41 1. PROCEEDINGS Ultraviolet absorption of anions deuterium oxide solvent effects on,261. Spinasterol origin of the ethyl side-chain in 16. Steroids 1,5-hydrogen shifts in deamination reactions in 241. 3 8-substituted conformational free-energy differences 334. Styrene interaction with perchloric acid in methylene dichloride 240. Substitution aromatic light-catalysed 21 3. Sugars keto- new synthesis 289. New sugar orthoformate 399. Sulphur Complexes of titanium 362. Alkyl chlorosulphates solvolysis possible multiple bond fission solvolytic reaction 406.Sulphonation and sulphonylation of benzene absence of hydrogen isotope effect 14. Sulphoxides pyrolysis of a steric effect 81. Dimethyl sulphoxide alkali-metal derivatives 108. complex formation in 415. Thermal equilibration of sulphoxide group 56. Thio-derivatives of 8-diketones 11 1. Thiol acetylated intermediate in papain- and ficin- catalysed hydrolyses of esters direct evidence for 140. Tetracyanoethylene oxide reactions 185. Tin Equilibria between carboxylic acids and stannic chloride Brmsted activity of such dual-acid systems 405. Hydroxyfluorostannates fluorine nuclear magnetic resonance spectra 407. Stannic fluoride-ethanol complex stereochemistry 194.Titanium Sulphur complexes 362. Titanium(1v) nitrate structure and reactivity; NO radical mechanism for oxidation of bidentate nitrate groups 367. p-Toluidine acidolysis of dialkylzincs by 175. p-Tolylmercury di- crystal structure 414. Transition-metal nitrosyl complexes structure 364. univalent ions radiolytically produced; interaction with water 23. s-Triazolo [4,3-a]pyridine system rearrangement 420. Trichodermin new antibiotic related to trichothecin 188. direct determination of molecular structure 188. Triplet-state relaxation kinetics 109. Uranium Dioxodi-8-quinolinato-8-quinolinolura~um-(+chloroform structure 21. Vinyl polymerisations stable carbonium ion salts as initiators for 391. polymers non-flexible in solution 404.Water primary species produced in pulse radiolysis of solute isotope and pH effects 266. Wetting of solids by non-aqueous solutions heats of 216. Xenium Complex fluoroxenates(vr) 285. Zeatin factor inducing cell division structure 230. synthesis 23 1. Zinc:Dialkyizincs acidolysis by p-toluidine 175. COMMUNICATIONS INDEX OF AUTHORS Abraham M. H. and Hill J. A. The acidolysis of Adams G. E. and Boag J. W. Spectroscopic studies of dialkylzincs by p-toluidine 175. reactions of the OH radical 112. Adams G. E. Boag J. W. and Michael B. D.Transient Abrahamsson S. and Nilssan B. Direct determination spectra of some inorganic radical anions produced of the molecular structure of trichodermin 188. by reaction of the hydroxyl radical 41 1. DECEMBER 1964 Addison C.C. Garner C. D. Simpson W. B. Sutton D. and Wallwork S. C.The structure and reactivity of titanium(1v) nitrate an NO3 radical mechanism for oxidation by bidentate nitrate groups 367. Ahmad M. See Anet F. A. L. 145. Anbar M. and Meyerstein D. The interaction of radio-lytically produced univalent transition-metal ions with water 23. Anderson E. W. See Bovey F. A. 146. Anderson M. and Johnson A. W. Preparation and reactions of some derivatives of azepine 263. Anet F. A. L. Ahmad M. and Hall L. D. Ring inversion in cyclohexane 145. Anirudhan C. A. Mathieson D. W. and Whalley W. B. A novel rearrangement in the catechin series 84. Angyal S. J. and Stewart T. S. The reaction of tosyl derivatives of inositols with sodium benzoate in dimethylformamide 33 1 Ardon M.Direct substitution of I-by C1-in Cr(H,0),13+ 333. Arigoni D. See Bader S. 16; Scott A. I. 19. Avila N. V. See Berkoz B. 215. Aymonino P. J. The photochemical formation of tri-fluoromethoxyl fluoride 347. Bacon R. G. R. Rennison S. C. and Stewart 0. J. Copper-catalysed hydrogen-transfer reactions 409. Bader S. Guglielmetti L. and Arigoni D. The origin of the ethyl side-chain in spinasterol 16. Badger G. M. Elix J. A. and Lewis G. E. The syn- thesis of [18]annulene trisulphide 82. Baggett N. Buck K. W. Foster A. B. Randall M. H., and Webber J. M. Absolute configuration of some carbohydrate benzylidene derivatives 1 18. Bailey N. A. and Mason R. The structure of sym- metrical 5,11,17-trisdehydro[ 18]annulene 356.Bailey N. A. Churchill M. R. Hunt R.,Mason R., and Wilkinson G. A cyclic acetylene complex of hexacarbony1 dicobalt (CO),CoC,F,Co(CO) 3 401. Bain I. C. and Coltrell T. L. Drift velocities of slow electrons in polyatomic gases 218. Baker K. and Fowles G. W. A. Sulphur complexes of titanium 362. Baker W. Boulton A. J. Harrison C. R. and McOmie J. F. W. 1- and 2-lithiobiphenylene and derived compounds 414. Banks R. E. Farnell L. F. Haszeldine R. N. Preston P. N. and Sutcliffe L. H. Formation of free radicals in Friedel-Crafts reactions 396. Banks R. E. Haszeldine R. N. and Taylor D. R. Ionic reactions of perfluoroallene 12 1. Bannister W. D. Green M. and Haszeldine R. N. The reaction of phenyl- and methyl-manganese carbonyl with butadiene 370.Banthorpe D. V. and Ridd J. H. The extent of hydrogen- isotope exchange in the elimination reactions of trimethyl- a-methylbenzylammonium and -phew ethylammonium ions a correction 365. Barltrop J. A. and Hesp B. The effect of light on a Diels-Alder system 195. Bartlett N. and Rao P. R. New fluorides of palladium palladium(r1) hexafluoropalladate(1v) and related compounds and palladium tetrachloride 393. Barton D. H. R. See Haynes L. J. 261. Barton L. and Nicholls D. High-temperature routes to boron monoxide and diborane 242. Battersby A. R. Binks R. and Yeowell D. A. Biosyn- thesis of colchicine 86. Battersby A. R. and Brown T. H. Synthesis of (+)-iso- thebaine 85. Battersby A. R. and Herbert R.B. Colchicine 260. Bawn C. E. H. Fitzsimmons C. and Ledwith A. Stable carbonium ion salts as initiators for vinyl poly- merisations 391. Bethell D. Callister J. D. and Whittaker D. Reactions of diphenylcarbene 192. Bcthell D. and Cockerill A. F. a-Elimination from 9-bromofluorenes 283. Bell N. A. and Coates G. E. Alkylberyllium hydride derivatives 59. Bennett M. J. and Mason R. The structure of pp’-o-p hen ylene bisdimet hy larsinetet racarbony 1 -T -methyl cyclopentad ieny Id i manganese( I) 395. Berkoz B. CuCllar L. Grezemkovsky R. Avila N. V. and Cross A. D. Dehydrogenation of lactones a new synthesis of a-pyrones 215. Beynon P. J. Collins P. M. and Overend W. G. The oxidation of carbohydrate derivatives with ruthenium tetroxide 342.Billett D. F. Everett D. H. and Wright E. E. H. Heats of wetting of solids by non-aqueous solutions 21 6. Billig E. Gray H. B. Shupack S. I. Waters J. H. and Williams R. Square-planar cobalt complexes in singlet and triplet spin states 110. Bishop R. J. Sutton L. E. Dineen D. Jones R. A. Y., and Katritzky A. R. Conformational analysis of heterocycles steric requirements of the piperidine lone-pair 257. Binks R. See Battersby A. R. 86. Boag J. W. See Adams G. E. 112 41 1. Bond G. C. and Webster D. E. Catalytic activity of reduced plat inum-r ut heni um oxides 3 98. Bonnett R. Dolphin D. Johnson A. W. Oldfield D,, and Stephenson G. F. The oxidation of porphyrins with hydrogen peroxide in sulphuric acid 371. Bonnett R. and Stephenson G.F. The nitration of octaethylporphyrin 79. Bonnett R. Spark A. A. Tee J. L. and Weedon B. C. L. Fucoxanthin 419. Bonnett R. and Stephenson G. F. Hydrogen exchange at the meso-positions of porphyrins and reduced porphyrins 291. Boulton A. J. See Baker W. 414. Bourns A. N. and Smith P. J. The mechanism of the birnolecular elimination reaction of 2-arylethyl-ammonium ions 366. Bovey F. A. Hood F. P. tert. Anderson E. W. and Kornegay R. L. Conformational isomerisation of undecadeu terocyclohexa ne 146. Bowie R. A. and Musgrave 0. C. The photochemical reaction of benzene with boron trihalides IS. Bradley D. C. Redwood M. E. and Willis C. J. Trifluoromethoxides of alkali metals 41 6. Brimacombe J. S. Stacey M. and Tucker L.C. N. Synthesis of mycinose 83. Briody J. M. and Satchel] D. P. N. The mechanism of bimolecular acylation 268. Brouwer D. M. and Mackor E. L. Proton magnetic resonance spectra of tertiary alkyl cations 147. Brown D. M. Dainton F. S. Keene J. P. and Walker D. C. Solute isotope and pH effects on the primary species produced in the pulse radiolysis of water 260. Brown G. W. Cookson R. C. Stevens I. D. R. Mak, T. C. W. and Trotter J. Structure of the adducts of triphenylphosphinimines with acetylenedicarboxylic ester 87. Brown K. Katritzky A. R. and Waring A. J. Con-formational analysis of heterocycles :steric require- ments of solvated and free lone-pairs 257. Brown P. and Cookson R.C. Some reactions of tetra-cyanoethylene oxide 185.Brown T. H. See Battersby A. R. 85. Brown W. A. C. Eglinton G. Martin J. Parker W., and Sim G. A. The conformation of the bicyclo- [3,3,l]nonane system 57. Brown W. A. C. and Sim G. A. The constitution and absolute stereochemistry of simarolide the bitter principle of Simarouba amara 293. Browne R. J. and Ogryzlo E. A. Chemluminescence from the reaction of chlorine with aqueous hydrogen peroxide 117. Bruce J. M. and Knowles P. Spin-spin coupling with the hydroxyl-protons of alcohols 294. Bryan R. F. Metal-metal bonding in a mixed-metal carbonyl 232. Bryce-Smith D. and Gilbert A. Photoaddition of p-quinones to olefins new syntheses of oxetans and phenols 87. Buck K. W. See Baggett N. 118. Buley A. L. and Norman R.0. C. Organic radicals as electron donors in solution 225.Buncel E. and Millington J. P. Solvolysis of alkyl chlorosulphates possible multiple bond fission solvolytic reaction 406. Burton H. R. See Potts K. T. 420. Burton J. S. Elvidge J. A. and Stevens R. A novel rearrangement an acid-catalysed isomerisation of humilic acid A 220. Cadogan J. I. G. Hey D. H. and Sharp J. T. The reaction of acetylacetone with oct-l-ene 142. Cadogan J. I. G. and Hibbert P. G. The anomalous decomposition of o-t-butyl-N-nitrosoacetanilide: evidence for the participation of an aryne 338. Callear A. B. and Tyerman W. J. R. Absolute rate constants for reaction of atomic selenium with olefins 296. Callister J. D. See Bethell D. 192. Campbell C. D. and Rees C. W.A new synthesis of benzyne 296. Campbell I. M. and Thrush B. A. The behaviour of the CN radical in active nitrogen 410. Capon B. and Thacker D. The nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of some aldofuranosides and acyclic aldose acetals 369. Carlin R. L. Dubnoff J. S. and Huntress,. W. T. Reaction of planar mckel chelates with pyridine 228. Carr M. D. Kane V. V. vd Whiting M. C. The catalysed photochemlcal isomerisation of olefins, 408. Castellucci,N. T. See Masamune S. 298. Cavell R. G. and Nixon J. F. The hydrotetrafluorotri- fluoromethylphosphate anion CFS.PF4H- 229. Cerfontain H. and Telder A. Absence of a primary hydrogen isotope effect in the sulphonation and sulphonylation of benzene 14. Chambers C. Holliday A. K. and Walker S.M. 1,2-Tetrakisdichloroborylethane,286. Chambers R. D. Hutchinson J. and Musgrave, W. K. R. Pentafluoro- and chlorofluoro-pyridines 83. Chaston S. H. H. and Livingstone S. E. Thio-derivatives of 8-diketones 11 1. Chittenden,G. J. F. and Guthrie R. D. A new synthesis of keto-sugars 289. Chiu N. W. K. See McGreer D. E. 415. Churchill M. R. and Mason R. The molecular structure oftricarbonyloctatluorocyclohexa-1,3-dieneiron 226. Churchill M. R. See Bailey N. A. 401. Coates G. E. See Bell N. A. 59. PROCEEDINGS Cockerill A. F. See Bethell D. 283. Collins P. M. See Beynon P. J. 342. Conocchioli T. J. Nancollas G. H. and Sutin N. The reactions of cobalt(xI1) with chloride 113. Constantinides E. Pauling’s electronegativities of Me Ph CN CFa and OH groups from bond dissocia- tion energies 290.Cookson R. C. Nye M. J. and Subrahmanyaa G. Photo-decarbonylation of tetramethylcyclobutane- 1,3-dione 144. Cookson R. C. See Brown G. W. 87; Brown P. 185. Copley D. B. Fairbrother F. Miller J. R. and Thompson A. The oxidation of triphenylphosphine with hydrogen peroxide 300. Cordes E. H. See Fullington J. G. 224. Cotton F. A. Dunne T. G. Johnson B. F. G. and Wood J. S. Some compounds isostructural with manganese carbonyl 175. Cotton F. A. and Mague J. T. The occurrence of Re,CI clusters in hexagonal rhenium(rrr) chloride 233. Cottrell T. L. See Bain I. C. 218. Coulson C. A. and Poole M. D. The structure of [18]annulene trisulphide 220. Coyle T. D. Ritter J. J. and Farrar T.C. Preparation and properties of difluoroborane 25. Coyle P. J. Dainton F. S. and Logan S. R. The probable relaxation time of the ionic atmosphere of the hydrated electron 219. Craig D. P. and Fischer G. Triplet-triplet polarisation measurements in mixed crystals 176. Crampton M. R. and Gold V. The mode of ionisation of aromatic amines and choice of indicators for the determination of acidity functions in alkaline media 298. Cross A. D. See Berkoz B. 215. Cross R. J. and Glockling F. Uncatalysed hydrogeno- lysis of metal-metal bonds 143. Crowley K. J. Light induced diene migration an allene synthesis 17. Cuellar L. See Berkoz B. 215. Dainton F. S, Keene J. P. Kemp T. J. Salmon G. A., and Teply J. Pulse radiolysis and matrix isolation data for methanol and 2-methyltetrahydrofuran (MTHF) 265.Dainton F. S. See Brown D. M. 266; Coyle P. J. 219. Dale J. Laszlo I. and Ruland W. Evidence for the saddle conformation of cyclo-octane 190. Davies P. B. and North A. M. Photochemical space intermittency and the diffusion coefficients of polymeric radicals 141. Day A. C. and Whiting M. C. The structure of the sex- attractant of the American cockroach 368. Day P. Point-charge crystal-field calculations for cupric halides 18. Dean P. A. W. and Evans D. F. Fluorine nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of hydroxyfluoro-stannates 407. de Mayo P. and Yip R. W. The photo-dimerisation of 2,4-dimethylcoumalin synthesis of 1,3,5,7-tetra-methylcyclo-octotetraene 84. de Mayo P.See Dugan J. J. 264. Denton D. A. McQuillin F. J. and Simpson P. L. Substitution and elimination reactions in the catalytic hydrogenation of organic halides 297. Dexter R. W. and Trenwith A. B. The dissociation of ethane 392. Diamond R. D. and Rogers D. The structure of di- bronioleucodrin 63. Dickinson C. Holden J. R. and Kamlet M. J. An experimental verification of Braude’s relationship 232. DECEMBER 1964 Dineen D. See Bishop R. J. 257. Dodd R. E.,and Gasser R. P. H. Complex formation in dimethyl sulphoxide 415. Dolphin D. Harris R. L. N. Johnson A. W. and Kay I. T. 1,19-Disubstituted tetradehydrocorril complexes 359. Dolphin D. See Bonnett R. 371. Dreiding A. S. See Weth E. 59. Drew M. G. B. Goodgame D.M. L. Hitchman M. A., -and Rogers D. The structure of dinitrobis-(NN-di- methylet h y1enediamine)nickel(11) 3 63. Dubnoff J. S. See Carlin R. L. 228. Dugan J. J. de Mayo P. and Starratt A. N. Senegenh, 264. Dunne T. G. See Cotton F. A, 175. Dutta P. C. See Mathew C. T. 336. Eargle D. H. jun. and Kaiser E. T. The effect of changes in oxidation state upon the e.p.r. spectra of dibenzothiophen anion-radicals 22. Eglinton G. SeeBrown W. A. C. 57. Elix J. A. See Badger G. M. 82. Ellis R. J. and Frey H. M. Thermal isomerisation of cis-1-methyl-2-vinylcyclopropane,221. Elvidge J. A. See Burton J. S. 220. Empedocles P.B. and Linnett J. W. A wave function and chemical formula for benzene a correction 173. Evans D. F. See Dean P. A. W. 407.Everett D. H. See Billett D. F. 216. Everett G. W. jun, and Holm R. H. The synthesis and solution equilibria of bis-( P-ketoamine)nickel(u) complexes 238. Fairbrother F. See Copley D. B. 300. Farnell F. F. See Banks R. E. 396. Farrar T. C. See Coyle T. D. 25. Fayadh J. M. Jessop D. W. and Swan G. A. The reaction of NN-dimethylaniline with benzoyl per- oxide 236. Fergusson J. E. and Robinson B. H. Halogeno-anions of tervalent rhenium 189. Fischer G. See Craig D. P. 176. Fitzsimmons C. See Bawn C. E. H. 391. Flockhart B. D. See Scott J. A. N. 139. Foster A. B. See Baggett N. 118. Fowles G. W. A. See Baker K. 362. Fox J. R. and Kohnstam G. Linear free-energy relations of the rates of ionisation of 4-substituted diphenylmethyl chlorides 1 15.Fraser R. T. M. See Takaki G. T. 116. Freeman H. C. and Taylor M. R. Metal compounds for metal-protein interaction the crystal structure of sodium gIycylglycylglycylglycinocuprate(Ir) deca-hydrate 88. Freeman H. C. Geldard J. F. Lions F. and Snow M. R. The crystal structure of bis-(2,2-dipyridyl- iminato)palladium(rr) 258. Frey H. M. and Stevens I. D. R. Carbenoid decomposi- tion of cyclopropanecarboxaldehydetosylhydrazone formation of bicyclobutane 144. Frey H. M. See Ellis R. J. 221. Fullington J. G. and Cordes E. H. Sodium lauryl sulphate catalysis for methyl orthobenzoate hydro- lysis 224. Gandini A. and Plesch P. H. The catalytic dehydration of aromatic carbinols by acids 113. Gandini A. and Plesch P. H. The interaction between perchloric acid and styrene in methylene dichloride 240.Gaoni Y.,and Mechoulam R. The structure and synthesis of cannabigerol a new hashish constituent 82. Gaoni Y. Melera A, Sondheimer F. and Wolovsky, R. [14]Annulene and [18]annulene dependence of nuclear magnetic resonance spectra on temperature 397. Gaoni Y.,and Sondheimer F. Conformational isomers of [14]annulene 299. Garner C. D. See Addison C. C. 367. Gasser R. P. H. See Dodd R. E. 415. Geldard J. F. See Freeman H. C. 258. Gibson W. K. and Leaver D. The formation of cyclo- penta[c]quinolizines from 3-l’-dimethylaminovinyl-indolizines and dimethyl acetylenedicarboxylate 330. Gilbert A. See Bryce-Smith D. 86. Gilbert B. C. Norman R. 0. C. and Price D. C.Iminoxy-radicals hyperfine splitting in electron spin resonance spectra due to 1,6-interactions 234. Gillard R. D. Osborn J. A. Stockwell P. B. and Wilkinson G. Activation of molecular hydrogen by complexes of rhodium(ru) 284. Ginn S. G. W. and Wood L. The hydrogen bond stretching vibration 370. Glockling F. See Cross R. J. 143. Godtfredsen W. O. and Vangedal S. Trichodermin a new antibiotic related to trichothecin 188. Goebel P. Sicher J. Svoboda M. and Turner R. B. The conformation of unsaturated cyclodecane deri- vatives. Enthalpy of hydrogenation of alkyl-cyclo-decenes and -cyclodecynes 237. Gold V. and Kessick M. A. Rate and product isotope effects in proton-transfer reactions 295. Gold V. See Crampton M. R. 298. Goodgame D.M. L. See Drew M. G. B. 363. Gray H. B. See Billing E. 110. Green J. See Marcinkiewicz S. 228. Green M. See Bannister W. D. 370. Grezemkovsky R. See Berkoz B. 215. Griffin G. W. O’Connell E. J. and Kelliher J. M. On the mechanism of cis-trans-photoisomerisation of 1,2dibenzoylethylene 337. Guglielmetti L. See Bader S. 16; Scott A. I. 19. Gutch C. J. W. and Waters W. A. The free radicals derived from nitrosobenzene and phenylhydroxyl- amine 230. Guthrie R. D. See Chittenden G. J. F. 289. Haddad Y. M. Y. Henbest H. B. Husbands J. and Mitchell T. R. B. Reduction of cyclohexanones to axial alcohols via iridium-containing catalysts 361. Halevi E. A. and Margolin 2. Temperature dependence of the secondary isotope effect on aqueous alkaline ester hydrolysis 174.Hall D. Rae A. D. and Waters T. N. The structure ‘ of dioxodi-8-quinolinolato-8-quinolinoluranium(v1)-chloroform 21. Hall L. D. See Anet F. A. L. 145. Halmann M. and Platzner I. Deuterium oxide solvent effects on ultraviolet absorption of anions 261. Harley-Mason,J. and Leeney T. J. 2-Ethoxy-indoles and -indolenines. A case of indole-indolenine tautomer-ism 368. Harrison C. R. See Baker W. 414; Dolphin D. 359. Harrison I. T. Oxidation of saturated alcohols by manganese dioxide 110. Haskins R. H. See Tertzakian G. 195. Haszeldine R. N. See Banks R. E. 121 396; Bannister W. D. 370. Hawthorne M. F. See Pilling R. L. 402. Hayase Y. See Nagata W. 241. Haynes L. J. Stuart K. L. Barton D. H. R. and Kirby G.W. The constitutions of crotonosine linearisine and homolinearisine 261. Hedgley E. J. and MerCsz 0. New sugar orthoformate 399. Henbest H. B. and Khan S. A. Thermal equilibration of the sulphoxide group 56. Henbest H. B. See Haddad Y. M. Y.,361. Herbert R. B. and Holliman F. G. Aeruginosin B-a naturally occurring phenazinesulphonic acid 19. Herbert R. B. See Battersby A. R. 260. Hesp B. See Barltrop J. A. 195. Hey D. H. See Cadogan J. I. G. 142. Hibbert P. G. See Cadogan J. I. G. 338. Hickmott P. W. See Reaction of a/3-unsaturated acid chlorides with enamines. 287. Higginson W. C. E. See Wood P. B. 109. Hill. J. A See Abraham M. H. 175. Hitchman M. A. See Drew. M. G. B. 363. Hodgson W. G. See Zweig A. 417. Holbrook.K. A. Free radicals in pyrolytic carbon from ally1 bromide 418. Holden J. R. See Dickinson C. 232. Holliday A. K. See Chambers C. 286. Holliman F. G. See Herbert R. B. 19. Holm R. H. See Everett G. W. jun.. 238. Hood F. P. tert. See Bovey F. A. 146. Hopwood. W. J. Regan P. D. and Stock J. A. Amide as protecting group in phosphate ester synthesis 394. Horibe I. See Minato H. 120. Hughes J. and North A. M. Non-flexible vinyl polymers in solutions 404. Hunt R. See Bailey N. A. 401. Huntress W. T. See Carlin R. L. 228. Husbands J. See Haddad Y. M. Y. 361. Hutchinson J. See Chambers R. D. 83. Jennings J. P. Klyne W. and Scopes P. H. Optical rotatory dispersion of lactones 412. Jennings K. R. See Trobridge A. R. 335. Jessop D. W.See Fayadh J. M. 236. Johns R. B. and Whelan D. J. Radical formation by photolysis of polycrystalline aliphatic aniino-acids 360. Johnson A. W. and Kay I. T. Pentadehydrocorrin (corrole) ring system 89. Johnson A. W. See Anderson M. 263; Bonnett R. 371 ;Dolphin D. 359. Johnson B. F. G. See Cotton F. A. 175. Johnson R. M. and Rees C. W. A light-catalysed aromatic substitution 21 3. Jones K. and Lappert M. F. Metal amines as reagents for synthesis of organometallic compounds 22. Jones R. A. Y. See Bishop R. J. 257. Jones R. L. Rees C. W. and Smithen C. E. A novel pyrrolenine to pyridine rearrangement 21 7. Kaiser E. T. See Eargle D. H. jun. 22. Kamlet M. J. See Dickinson C. 232. Kane V. V. See Carr M. D. 408. Katritzky A. R. See Bishop R.J. 257; Brown K. 257. Kay I. T. See Dolphin D. 359; Johnson A. W. 89. Keat R. Miller M. C. and Shaw R. A. Phosphazen-1‘-ylcyclotriphosphazatrienes,137. Keene J. P. See Brown D. M. 266; Dainton F. S. 265; Nosworthy J. M. 114. Kelliher J. M. See Griffin G. W. 337. PROCEEDINGS Kemp T. J. See Dainton F. S. 265. Kennedy J. McCorkindale N. J. Raphael R. A. Scott W. T. and Zwanenburg B. A stereospecific Favorsky rearrangement 148. Kessick M. A. See Gold V. 295. Khan S. A. See Henbest H. B. 56. Kime D. E. See Neville Jones D. 334. Kirby G. W. See Haynes L. J. 261. Klyne W. See Jennings J. P. 412. Knowles P. See Bruce J. M. 294. Koller H. Rabold G. P. Weiss K. and Mukherjee T. K. The photochemistry of phenalen-l-one 332. Kohnstam G.See Fox J. R. 115. Kornegay R. L. See Bovey F. A. 146. Kuncher N. R. and Mathew M. The crystal structure of di-p-tolylmercury 414. Laing M. The crystal structure of the photodimer of I-methyl-2-pyridone 343. Lane A. P. and Payne D. S. Effect of heat on some di(alky1amino)phenylphosphines 403. Landor S. R. Miller B. J. and Tatchell A. R. Asym-metric reductions with lithium aluminium hydride 227. Lappert M. F. and Srivastava G. Triborylamines 120. Lappert M. F. See Jones K. 22. Laszlo I. See Dale J. 190. Leaney T. J. See Harley-Mason J. 368. Leaver D. See Gibson W. K. 330. Ledwith A. and McFarlane N. Alkali-metal derivatives of dimethyl sulphoxide 108. Ledwith A. See Bawn C. E. H. 391. Letham D. S. Shannon J. S. and McDonald 1.R. The structure of zeatin a factor inducing cell division 230. Lewis G. E. See Badger G. M. 82. Linnett J. W. See Empedocles P B.. 173. Lions F. See Freeman H. C. 258. Livingstone S. E. See Chaston S. H. H. 11 1. Logan N. Simpson. W. B. and Wallwork S. C. The existence of two crystalline forms of anhydrous copper(rr) nitrate 341. Logan S. R. See Coyle P. J. 21 9. Lovell F. M. The crystal structure of himbosine hydro- bromide 58. Lowe G. and Williams A. Direct evidence for an acylated thiol as an intermediate in papain- and ficin-catalysed hydrolyses of e$ters 140. Lydon J. E. Nicholson J. K. Shaw B. L. and Truter M. R. Formation and crystal structure of dichloro-(dodeca-2,6,1 O-triene- 1,12-diyl)rutheniurn(1v) 42I. Lydon J.E. Truter M. R. and Watling R. C. Crystal structures of complexes between trimethyl-platinum(rv) and (a) salicylaldehyde and (6) 8-quinolinol 193. McCaffery A. J. Mason S. F. and Norman B. J. The inconsistency of empirical criteria for absolute configuration 259. McCorkindale N. J. See Kennedy J. 148. McDaniel R. S. See McGreer D. E. 415. McDonald 1. R. See Letham D. S. 230. McFarlane N. See Ledwith A. 108. McGreer D. E. Chiu N. W. K. and McDaniel R. S. Thermal rearrangement of methyl cis-2-alkylcyclo- propanecarboxylates 41 5. McHale D. See Marcinkiewicz S. 228. Mackor E. L. See Brouwer D. M. 147. DECEMBER 1964 McNeil D. A. C. Raynor J. B. and Symons M. C. R. Structure of some transition-metal nitrosyl com-plexes 364.McOmie J. F. W. See Baker W. 414. McQuillin F. J. See Denton D. A. 297. Mague J. T. See Cotton F. A. 233. Mak T. C. W. See Brown G. W. 87. Mallory R. A. Rovinski S. and Scheer I. The Grignard addition to cyclic ketals 416. Margolin Z. See Halevi E. A. 174. Marcinkiewicz S. McHale D. and Green J. Novel abnormal products of Claisen rearrangements 228. Martin J. See Brown W. A. C. 57. Masamune S. and Castellucci N. T. Photolysis of 1-(1,2-diphenylcyclopropenyl)-3-diazopropan-2-one, 298. Mason R. See Bailey N. A. 356 401; Bennett M. J., 395; Churchill M. R. 226. Mason S. F. Optical activity in By-unsaturated ketones 61. Mason S. F. Helical polymerisation of pseudoisocyanine, 119. Mason S. F. and Norman B. J. The structure of trisdiaminecobalt(rrr) ion-pairs 339.Mason S. F. See McCaffery A. J. 259. Massey A. G. and Urch D. S. A novel silicoboron halide SiBCI, 284. Mathew C. T. Sen Gupta G. and Dutta P. C. Pal-ladium-charcoal induced isomerisation of diter-penoid resin acids 336. Mathew M. See Kunchur N. R. 414. Mathieson D. W. See Anirudhan C. A. 84. Mechoulam R. See Gaoni Y. 82. Melera A. See Gaoni Y. 397. Mellish C. E. and Payne J. A. Selective adsorption of promethium on to surfaces fromaqueous solution 185. MCrksz 0. See Hedgley E. J. 399. Meyerstein D. See Anbar M. 23. Michael B. D. See Adams G. E. 411. Michalski J. and Zwierzak A. A novel synthesis of tetra-alkyl hypophosphates 80. Miller B. J. 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