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Ice core samples from a single spot in Antarctica were found to have tiny inclusions of magnesium methanesulfonate dodecahydrate. This natural phase is recognized as the mineral
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Valerie Vaillancourt, Michele M. Cudahy, Matthew M. Kreilein and Danielle L. Jacobs "Methanesulfonyl Chloride" in E-EROS Encyclopedia for Reagents in Organic Synthesis.
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Güner, Fatma Elif Genceli; Sakurai, Toshimitsu; Hondoh, Takeo (2013).
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is often referred to as mesyl chloride. Whereas mesylates are often
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Mesylate esters are generally prepared by treating an alcohol and
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containing the group or anion, the spelling used is sometimes
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Index


anion
structural formula

ball-and-stick model
organosulfur chemistry
salt
ester
methanesulfonic acid
anion
international nonproprietary name
pharmaceutical substance
imatinib
organic compounds
functional group
substituent
leaving group
nucleophilic substitution
methanesulfonyl chloride
base
triethylamine
Methanesulfonyl chloride
hydrolytically
nitrogen
functional group
cardiac
antiarrhythmic
sulfonamide
sotalol
ibutilide

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