558 / | HD | ORGANIC COMPOUNDS -- PART OF THE CLASS 532-570 SERIES |
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* | DD | ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (Class 532, Subclass 1) {21} |
70 | | .~ Phosphorus esters (i.e., compounds having the phosphorus ester group, wherein trivalent or pentavalent phosphorus and carbon are bonded directly to the same divalent chalcogen, and wherein the carbon may be single bonded to any atom but may be multiple bonded only to carbon) {18} |
71 | DF | .~.~> With preservative or stabilizer |
72 | DF | .~.~> Boron containing |
73 | DF | .~.~> The phosphorus is in a ring {4} |
87 | DF | .~.~> Processes {19} |
151 | DF | .~.~> Oxygen single bonded to oxygen, or sulfur single bonded to sulfur (e.g., peroxy compounds, etc.) |
152 | DF | .~.~> Plural phosphori bonded to the same chalcogen (e.g., pyrophosphate esters, etc.) |
153 | DF | .~.~> Phosphorus and a -C(=X)- group, wherein X is chalcogen, bonded directly to the same chalcogen |
154 | DF | .~.~> Hydrazine, or substituted hydrazine, group attached directly or indirectly to the phosphorus by nonionic bonding (i.e., HHN-NH- group, wherein substitution may be made for hydrogen only) |
155 | DF | .~.~> Plural phosphori attached directly or indirectly to each other by nonionic bonding {1} |
166 | DF | .~.~> Nitrogen attached indirectly to the phosphorus by acyclic nonionic bonding {3} |
177 | DF | .~.~> Chalcogen attached indirectly to the phosphorus by acyclic nonionic bonding {2} |
190 | DF | .~.~> Nitrogen attached indirectly to the phosphorus by nonionic bonding {3} |
194 | DF | .~.~> Chalcogen attached indirectly to the phosphorus by nonionic bonding {4} |
199 | DF | .~.~> Nitrogen bonded directly to the phosphorus {2} |
202 | DF | .~.~> Halogen attached directly to the phosphorus by nonionic bonding |
203 | DF | .~.~> Halogen attached indirectly to the phosphorus by acyclic nonionic bonding {2} |
207 | DF | .~.~> Divalent chalcogen double bonded directly to the phosphorus {2} |
218 | DF | .~.~> Three divalent chalcogens single bonded directly to trivalent phosphorus (e.g., trialkyl phosphites, etc.) |