Betsy K. Morse

Neighboring Carbon and Hydrogen.¹ V. Driving Forces in the Wagner—Meerwein Rearrangement^2,3

S. Winstein, Betsy K. Morse, Ernest Grunwald et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1952 · 104 citations

Molecular Sciences, Engineering, Chemical Analysis +14

Neighboring Carbon and Hydrogen. VII. Reactivity of Some Alicyclic and Bicyclic Derivatives^1,2,3

S. Winstein, Betsy K. Morse, Ernest Grunwald et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1952 · 57 citations

Chemical Engineering, Engineering, Heterocyclic +13

Neighboring Carbon and Hydrogen. VIII. Solvolysis of Optically Active α-Phenylneopentyl Derivatives^1,2

S. Winstein, Betsy K. Morse · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1952 · 42 citations

Derivative (Chemistry), Molecular Sciences, Derivatives +13

Cleavage of the Carbon—Sulfur Bond. Rates of the Basic and the Acid-catalyzed Hydrolysis of Allyl, Benzyl and Trityl Thioacetates, and the Corresponding Acetates in Aqueous Acetone Solution

Betsy K. Morse, D. S. Tarbell · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1952 · 37 citations

Engineering, Chemical Analysis, Biochemistry +13

Reactions of Peracids. VII. Nuclear Oxidation of Aromatic Ethers with Perbenzoic Acid

S.L. Friess, Betsy K. Morse, W. C. Ingersoll · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1952 · 15 citations

Perbenzoic Acid, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Measurement +12