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Tetramethyllead, also
called tetra methyllead and lead tetramethyl, is a
chemical compound used as an
antiknock additive for gasoline. Its use is being...
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Chloromethane was also once used for
producing lead-based
gasoline additives (
tetramethyllead).
Inhalation of
chloromethane gas
produces central nervous system effects...
- sodium, and
converts only 25% of the lead to TEL. A
related compound,
tetramethyllead, was
commercially produced by a
different electrolytic reaction. A...
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between metallic lead and
atomic hydrogen. Two
simple derivatives,
tetramethyllead and tetraethyllead, are the best-known
organolead compounds. These...
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Hexamethyldisilane Related compounds Neopentane Tetramethylgermane Tetramethyltin Tetramethyllead Except where otherwise noted, data are
given for
materials in their...
- Pb) bond
becomes weaker and the bond
length larger. The C–Pb bond in
tetramethyllead is 222 pm long with a
dissociation energy of 49 kcal/mol (204 kJ/mol)...
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experiment described by
Friedrich Paneth in 1927. In this last
experiment tetramethyllead is
decomposed at
elevated temperatures to
methyl radicals and elemental...
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statements H302, H332, H360, H373, H410
Related compounds Other anions Tetramethyllead Tetraethyllead Tetrabutyllead Other cations Tetraphenylmethane Tetraphenylsilane...
- The best-known
compounds are the two
simplest plumbane derivatives:
tetramethyllead (TML) and
tetraethyllead (TEL); however, the
homologs of these, as...
- required) Holliday, A.K.; N. Jessop, G. (November 1967). "The
reaction of
tetramethyllead with diborane".
Journal of
Organometallic Chemistry. 10 (2): 291–293...
