Titlebook: Compounds of Germanium, Tin, and Lead, including Biological Activity and Commercial Application; Covering the Literat Richard W. Weiss Book

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Germanium,rganozinc compounds, and Wurtz-type systems with aryl halide and sodium powder. More recently organolithium and triorganoaluminum compounds are employed for technical reasons or where the older methods were unsuccessful.

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Lead,ock additive for gasoline. More recently, tetramethyllead, mixtures of Et.Pb and Me.Pb, or methylethyllead compounds have gained importance as fuel additives. The extensive industrial research has proved very fruitful to our knowledge of preparation, reactivity, and physiological effects of organometallic compounds.

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