bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Cabeza moderna/Corazón patriarcal. (Luces y sombras de un gran cambio social en la identidad de género
Authors: García de León Álvarez María Antonia 
Published: April 2016

En el mundo occidental está penetrando con tal fuerza el cambio en la condición social de las mujeres que en efecto, se puede afirmar que su tiempo ha llegado, y ésta, su oportunidad histórica, incrementa su intensidad (como sintetiza la cita de apertura de este texto). Bien es cierto que todo el último tercio del Siglo XX, había preparado bien la cosecha.
En este hito discursivo, explicitaremos ahora el encabezamiento de nuestro ensayo: La cabeza con la modernidad, el corazón con el patriarcado. Es nuestra tesis, que a su vez, constituye un diagnóstico. En síntesis, estamos en una especie de esquizofrenia de género que durará cuanto dure el derrumbe del sistema patriarcal que puede ser un periodo largo, tal vez de siglos, sin contar con el riesgo de involuciones. Dicha esquizofrenia sociocultural de género implica que tanto las mujeres, pero también los hombres, mantenemos valores y prácticas sociales contradictorios en relación a las cuestiones de género, de tal manera que se puede tener una ideología sumamente igualitaria y mantener prácticas sociales en flagrante contradicción. La sociología de la vida cotidiana podría dar cuenta de numerosos ejemplos que salen al paso. Pero no sólo se trata de los sujetos, los engranajes sociales asimismo practican dicha esquizofrenia sin reparo. Vr.gr.: podemos ver el paisaje urbano cuajado de grandes vallas publicitarias de la más tradicional mujer objeto, al tiempo que en el auditorio municipal contiguo, se financia con dinero público una conferencia haciendo la crítica más radical a dicha mujer objeto. Llamaremos a esta paradójica producción social, “el efecto Penélope”: unas instancias sociales “destejen” lo que otras “tejen” en pro de la igualdad.
Implications of Using Thermal Desorption to Remediate Contaminated Agricultural Soil: Physical Characteristics and Hydraulic Processes
Authors: O'Brien Peter L. , DeSutter Thomas M. , Casey Francis X. M. , Derby Nathan E. , Wick Abbey F. 
Published: April 2016

Given the recent increase in crude oil production in regions with predominantly agricultural economies, the determination of methods that remediate oil contamination and allow for the land to return to crop production is increasingly relevant. Ex situ thermal desorption (TD) is a technique used to remediate crude oil pollution that allows for reuse of treated soil, but the properties of that treated soil are unknown. The objectives of this research were to characterize TD‐treated soil and to describe implications in using TD to remediate agricultural soil. Native, noncontaminated topsoil and subsoil adjacent to an active remediation site were separately subjected to TD treatment at 350°C. Soil physical characteristics and hydraulic processes associated with agricultural productivity were assessed in the TD‐treated samples and compared with untreated samples. Soil organic carbon decreased more than 25% in both the TD‐treated topsoil and the subsoil, and total aggregation decreased by 20% in the topsoil but was unaffected in the subsoil. The alteration in these physical characteristics explains a 400% increase in saturated hydraulic conductivity in treated samples as well as a decrease in water retention at both field capacity and permanent wilting point. The changes in soil properties identified in this study suggest that TD‐treated soils may still be suitable for sustaining vegetation, although likely at a slightly diminished capacity when directly compared with untreated soils.Core Ideas
Soil from a crude oil spill site was remediated using thermal desorption.
Thermal desorption treatment reduced SOC, SSA, and aggregation.
Changes to physical properties caused increased Ks and decreased water retention.
Soils subjected to TD may be less effective in crop production than native soil.
Adding organic amendments to TD‐treated soil may ameliorate some effects of TD.
Quality of life is maintained using Gamma Knife radiosurgery: a prospective study of a brain metastases patient cohort
Authors: Skeie Bente Sandvei , Eide Geir Egil , Flatebø Marianne , Heggdal Jan Ingeman , Larsen Elisabeth , Bragstad Sidsel , Pedersen Paal-Henning , Enger Per Øyvind 
Published: April 2016

OBJECTIVE
Gamma Knife radiosurgery (GKRS) is increasingly used in the management of brain metastases (BMs), but few studies have evaluated how GKRS impacts quality of life (QOL). The aim of this study was to monitor QOL as the primary end point following GKRS in a patient cohort with BM.

METHODS
The study included 97 consecutive patients with 1–6 BMs treated with GKRS between May 2010 and September 2011. QOL was assessed at baseline and at 1, 3, 6, 9, and 12 months postoperatively using the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy–Brain (FACT-BR) questionnaire with the brain cancer subscale (BRCS) questionnaire. Factors predicting QOL were identified by mixed linear regression analyses. Local control and toxicity were evaluated according to Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors (RECIST) and the European Organisation for Research and Treatment/Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (EORTC/RTOG) criteria of late effects, respectively.

RESULTS
Compliance was high from baseline (97%) to 12-month follow-up (78%). Mean BRCS scores remained high during follow-up: they improved in 66% of patients and remained unchanged in 6% at 9 months. Local control (p = 0.018), improved symptoms (p = 0.005), and stable extracerebral disease (p = 0.001) correlated with high QOL-BRCS score. High baseline recursive partitioning analysis class predicted improved QOL (p = 0.031), whereas high Karnofsky Performance Scale score (p = 0.017), asymptomatic BMs (p = 0.001), and no cognitive deficits (p = 0.033) or seizures (p = 0.040) predicted high, stable QOL-BRCS during the 12-month follow-up.

CONCLUSIONS
QOL remained stable for up to 12 months following GKRS for the total cohort. High QOL was reported if local control occurred, cerebral symptoms improved/stabilized, or the need for steroids declined, which all reflected successful GKRS. Conversely, low QOL accompanied progression of intra- and extracerebral disease. Based on the study findings, GKRS appears to be a safe and effective treatment option for patients with BMs.
Posterior convex release and interbody fusion for thoracic scoliosis: technical note
Authors: Mac-Thiong Jean-Marc , Asghar Jahangir , Parent Stefan , Shufflebarger Harry L. , Samdani Amer , Labelle Hubert 
Published: April 2016

Anterior release and fusion is sometimes required in pediatric patients with thoracic scoliosis. Typically, a formal anterior approach is performed through open thoracotomy or video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery. The authors recently developed a technique for anterior release and fusion in thoracic scoliosis referred to as “posterior convex release and interbody fusion” (PCRIF). This technique is performed via the posterior-only approach typically used for posterior instrumentation and fusion and thus avoids a formal anterior approach. In this article the authors describe the technique and its use in 9 patients—to prevent a crankshaft phenomenon in 3 patients and to optimize the correction in 6 patients with a severe thoracic curve showing poor reducibility. After Ponte osteotomies at the levels requiring anterior release and fusion, intervertebral discs are approached from the convex side of the scoliosis. The annulus on the convex side of the scoliosis is incised from the lateral border of the pedicle to the lateral annulus while visualizing and protecting the pleura and spinal cord. The annulus in contact with the pleura and the anterior longitudinal ligament are removed before completing the discectomies and preparing the endplates. The PCRIF was performed at 3 levels in 4 patients and at 4 levels in 5 patients. Mean correction of the main thoracic curve, blood loss, and length of stay were 74.9%, 1290 ml, and 7.6 days, respectively. No neurological deficit, implant failure, or pseudarthrosis was observed at the last follow-up. Two patients had pleural effusion postoperatively, with 1 of them requiring placement of a chest tube. One patient had pulmonary edema secondary to fluid overload, while another patient underwent reoperation for a deep wound infection 3 weeks after the initial surgery.
The technique is primarily indicated in skeletally immature patients with open triradiate cartilage and/or severe scoliosis. It can be particularly useful if there is significant vertebral rotation because access to the disc and anterior longitudinal ligament from the convex side will become safer. The PCRIF is an alternative to the formal anterior approach and does not require repositioning between the anterior and posterior stages, which prolongs the surgery and can be associated with an increased complication rate. The procedure can be done in the presence of preexisting pulmonary morbidity such as pleural adhesions and decreased pulmonary function because it does not require mobilization of the lung or single-lung ventilation. However, PCRIF can still be associated with pulmonary complications such as a pleural effusion, and care should be taken to avoid iatrogenic injury to the pleura. Placement of a deep wound drain at the level of the PCRIF is strongly recommended if postoperative bleeding is anticipated, to decrease the risk of pleural effusion.
FIRST DETECTION OF GALACTIC LATITUDE DEPENDENCE OF NEAR-INFRARED DIFFUSE GALACTIC LIGHT FROM DIRBE RENALYSIS
Authors: Sano K. , Matsuura S. , Tsumura K. , Arai T. , Shirahata M. , Onishi Y. 
Published: April 2016

ABSTRACT
Observational study on near-infrared (IR) scattering properties of interstellar dust grains has been limited due to its faintness. Using all-sky maps obtained from the Diffuse Infrared Background Experiment, we investigate the scattering property from diffuse Galactic light (DGL) measurements at 1.25, 2.2, and

3.5

μ
m

, in addition to our recent analyses of diffuse near-IR emission. As a result, we first find that the intensity ratios of near-IR DGL to

100

μ
m

emission increase toward low Galactic latitudes at 1.25 and

2.2

μ
m

. The derived latitude dependence can be reproduced by a scattered light model of interstellar dust with a large scattering asymmetry factor

g
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cos
θ
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of

0.8

−
0.3

+
0.2

at 1.25 and

2.2

μ
m

, assuming an infinite Galaxy disk as an illuminating source. The derived asymmetry factor is comparable to the values obtained in the optical, but several times larger than that expected from a recent dust model. Since a possible latitude dependence of ultraviolet-excited dust emission at 1.25 and

2.2

μ
m

would reduce the large asymmetry factor to the reasonable value, our result may indicate the first detection of such an additional emission component in the diffuse interstellar medium.
COLLISION-INDUCED MAGNETIC RECONNECTION AND A UNIFIED INTERPRETATION OF POLARIZATION PROPERTIES OF GRBs AND BLAZARS
Authors: Deng (邓巍) Wei , Zhang (张昊成) Haocheng , Zhang (张冰) Bing , Li (李晖) Hui 
Published: April 2016

ABSTRACT
The jet composition and energy dissipation mechanism of gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) and blazars are fundamental questions that remain not fully understood. One plausible model is to interpret the γ-ray emission of GRBs and optical emission of blazars as synchrotron radiation of electrons accelerated from the collision-induced magnetic dissipation regions in Poynting-flux-dominated jets. The polarization observation is an important and independent information to test this model. Based on our recent 3D relativistic MHD simulations of collision-induced magnetic dissipation of magnetically dominated blobs, here we perform calculations of the polarization properties of the emission in the dissipation region and apply the results to model the polarization observational data of GRB prompt emission and blazar optical emission. We show that the same numerical model with different input parameters can reproduce well the observational data of both GRBs and blazars, especially the 90° polarization angle (PA) change in GRB 100826A and the 180° PA swing in blazar 3C279. This supports a unified model for GRB and blazar jets, suggesting that collision-induced magnetic reconnection is a common physical mechanism to power the relativistic jet emission from events with very different black hole masses.
DYNAMICS OF TURBULENT CONVECTION AND CONVECTIVE OVERSHOOT IN A MODERATE-MASS STAR
Authors: Kitiashvili I. N. , Kosovichev A. G. , Mansour N. N. , Wray A. A. 
Published: April 2016

ABSTRACT
We present results of realistic three-dimensional (3D) radiative hydrodynamic simulations of the outer layers of a moderate-mass star (1.47 M
⊙), including the full convection zone, the overshoot region, and the top layers of the radiative zone. The simulation results show that the surface granulation has a broad range of scales, from 2 to 12 Mm, and that large granules are organized in well-defined clusters, consisting of several granules. Comparison of the mean structure profiles from 3D simulations with the corresponding one-dimensional (1D) standard stellar model shows an increase of the stellar radius by ∼800 km, as well as significant changes in the thermodynamic structure and turbulent properties of the ionization zones. Convective downdrafts in the intergranular lanes between granulation clusters reach speeds of more than 20 km s−1, penetrate through the whole convection zone, hit the radiative zone, and form an 8 Mm thick overshoot layer. Contrary to semi-empirical overshooting models, our results show that the 3D dynamic overshoot region consists of two layers: a nearly adiabatic extension of the convection zone and a deeper layer of enhanced subadiabatic stratification. This layer is formed because of heating caused by the braking of the overshooting convective plumes. This effect has to be taken into account in stellar modeling and the interpretation of asteroseismology data. In particular, we demonstrate that the deviations of the mean structure of the 3D model from the 1D standard model of the same mass and composition are qualitatively similar to the deviations for the Sun found by helioseismology.
SHORT GAMMA-RAY BURSTS FROM THE MERGER OF TWO BLACK HOLES
Authors: Perna Rosalba , Lazzati Davide , Giacomazzo Bruno 
Published: April 2016

ABSTRACT
Short gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are explosions of cosmic origins believed to be associated with the merger of two compact objects, either two neutron stars or a neutron star and a black hole (BH). The presence of at least one neutron star has long been thought to be an essential element of the model: its tidal disruption provides the needed baryonic material whose rapid accretion onto the post-merger BH powers the burst. The recent tentative detection by the Fermi satellite of a short GRB in association with the gravitational wave signal GW150914 produced by the merger of two BHs has challenged this standard paradigm. Here, we show that the evolution of two high-mass, low-metallicity stars with main-sequence rotational speeds a few tens of percent of the critical speed eventually undergoing a weak supernova explosion can produce a short GRB. The outer layers of the envelope of the last exploding star remain bound and circularize at large radii. With time, the disk cools and becomes neutral, suppressing the magnetorotational instability, and hence the viscosity. The disk remains “long-lived dead” until tidal torques and shocks during the pre-merger phase heat it up and re-ignite accretion, rapidly consuming the disk and powering the short GRB.
Endosonographic features of rectal cancer: A single-center experience in Iran
Authors: Frootan Mojgan , Sourati Ainaz , Tabatabaeefar Morteza , Nikshoar Mohammad Reza , Faizei Ali Mohammad 
Published: April 2016

Abstract
Context: Colorectal cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer death worldwide. Aim: The study aim was to describe an endosonographic feature of rectal cancer in Iranian patients. Settings and Design: A retrospective study in Mehrad Hospital, Tehran, Iran. Materials and Methods: In this case series, all patients with confirmed diagnosis of rectal cancer during 2012–2014 were included and their hospital records were reviewed. Results: Hospital records of 76 patients with rectal cancer including 44 male (57.9%) and 32 females (42.1%) were reviewed. The mean age of patients was 57.81 ± 14.26 years. The distal rectum was the most common location of the tumor (42 patients, 55.3%) and complete luminal obstruction was observed in 11 patients (14.5%). Sphincters were free of disease in 70% of patients (53), while lymph nodes were involved in more than 70% of patients at diagnosis. Internal anal sphincter (IAS) alone was the most common sphincter involved (16 patients, 21%) followed by involvement of all three sphincters together (IAS and external anal sphincter and longitudinal muscle) (5, 6.6%). Conclusion: The mean age at diagnosis of rectal cancer in our country is less than that of Western countries. Lower rectum is the most common location of rectal cancer in our patients and lymph node metastasis is present in more than 70% of patients at the time of diagnosis.
Esophageal stricture in lichen planus
Authors: Alungal Jemshad , Abdulla Mansoor C. , Shaheer Rooby , Narayan Ram 
Published: April 2016

AbstractLichen planus (LP) is a rare cause of esophageal stricture. It is usually associated with oral mucosal involvement, and the diagnosis has to be considered in these patients who present with dysphagia. We present a case of esophageal stricture secondary to LP.
ChemInform Abstract: SEMICONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF (LNI, LNII)CUO4 AND OF (LN, A)2CUO4 (LN = RARE EARTH, A = ALKALINE EARTH)
Authors: KENJO T. , YAJIMA S. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractTernäre Oxide (I)‐(V) werden durch Erhitzen (erst 750°C dann für 15 h 1000°C) aliquoter Mengen der gemeinsam gefällten Hydroxide bzw. Carbonate von Ln(III)‐, Ba‐ und Ca‐Ionen einerseits und Cu(II)‐Ionen andererseits dargestellt und ihre Leitfähigkeit sowie Gitterparameter gemessen.
ChemInform Abstract: MASS SPECTROMETRIC STUDIES OF TUNGSTEN BROMIDES AND OXYBROMIDES
Authors: KAPOSI O. , POPOVIC A. , MARSEL J. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractDie Bromierungsprodukte von W‐oxiden, metallischem Wund W(CO)6 werden massenspektrometrisch (Knudsen‐Effusionsmethode) untersucht.
ChemInform Abstract: VAPORIZATION OF COPPER(II) CHLORIDE AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE VAPOR STUDIED USING UV VISIBLE AND RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
Authors: DIENSTBACH F. , EMMENEGGER F. P. , SCHLAEPFER C. W. 
Published: April 2016

Abstractim Temperaturbereich 420‐650 °C und pC12 = 0.5 bis 5 at. Bezüglich der Dimerisierungsenthalpie von CuC12(g) bestätigen sich beide Meßmethoden gegenseitig [‐154 kJmol" (VIS) und ‐l43 kJmol" (RA)].
ChemInform Abstract: A STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOR OF SURFACE OXYGEN OF VANADIUM(V) OXIDE CATALYSTS BY THE USE OF OXYGEN‐18 TRACER
Authors: KERA Y. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractUnter Anwendung von hochkonzentriertem C18O2 werden die Geschwindigkeiten des Isotopenaustauschs zwischen CO2 und dem Oberflächensauerstoff von V2O5‐Pulver (Gleichung A) sowie der isotopen Gleichgewichtseinstellung von Sauerstoff im CO2 an der Oberfläche (Gleichung B) simultan im Temperaturbereich 330 bis 450°C bestimmt.
ChemInform Abstract: FLASH PHOTOLYTIC INVESTIGATIONS ON THE REACTION OF TRANSIENT CHLORIDE (CL2‐) WITH URANIUM(IV) IN AQUEOUS 0.5N HYDROCHLORIC ACID SOLUTION
Authors: BHATTACHARYYA P. K. , SAINI R. D. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractKinetische Untersuchung der photochemischen Oxidation von U(IV).
ChemInform Abstract: DIE TRICYANATOMERCURATE KHG(NCO)3 UND RBHG(NCO)3 ‐ SYNTHESEN, KRISTALLSTRUKTUREN UND SCHWINGUNGSSPEKTREN
Authors: THIELE G. , HILFRICH P. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractSynthesen, Kristallstrukturen und Schwingungsspektren.
ChemInform Abstract: PREPARATION, CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND ENTHALPY OF FORMATION OF DICESIUM HEXABROMONEPTUNATE
Authors: MAGETTE M. , FUGER J. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractCS2NpBr6 fällt beim Einleiten von HBr in eine salpetersaure Lösung von Np(IV) und Cs′ mikrokristallin aus.
ChemInform Abstract: A RAMAN SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE MONO‐ AND DI‐PROTONATED ETHYLENEDIAMINETETRAACETATE IONS
Authors: NUTTALL R. H. , STALKER D. M. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractDie Untersuchungen erfolgen im pH‐Bereich 4.5‐13. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, daß die Monoprotonierung symmetrisch bei pH 7.5 in Wasser erfolgt, wobei beide N‐Atome gleich protoniert sind und sich Wasserstoffbindungen zu zwei Carboxylatgruppen bilden.
ChemInform Abstract: THE FIRST FORMALLY THREE‐COORDINATE D8 COMPLEX‐ TRIS(TRIPHENYLPHOSPHINE)RHODIUM(I) PERCHLORATE AND ITS NOVEL STRUCTURE
Authors: YARED Y. W. , MILES S. L. , BAU R. , REED C. A. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractDas durch Umsetzung von Chlorotris‐[triphenylphosphinl‐Rh mit Tl(I)‐perchlorat in Donatorlösungsmitteln wie Aceton, Ether oder Alkoholen erhaltene, vierzähnig koordinierte Tris‐[triphenylphosphin]‐ (lösungsmittel)‐Rh(I)‐perchlorat liefert beim Umkristallisieren aus O2‐freiem Methylenchlorid quantitativ den dreifach‐koordinierten Titelkomplex als Methylenchlorid‐ Solvat (I).
ChemInform Abstract: CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CHEMISTRY OF HYDRAZINE AND ITS DERIVATIVES. 56. CRYSTAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF DIETHYL 1,2‐HYDRAZINEDICARBOXYLATE
Authors: LINKE K.‐H. , KALKER H. G. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractDie Titelverbind ung kristallisiert monoklin in der Raumgruppe C2/c mit Z=4.
ChemInform Abstract: ACID STRENGTHS OF VARIOUS SUBSTITUTED FORMAZANS IN ETHANOLIC SOLUTION
Authors: GILL J. B. , IRVING H. M. N. H. , PRESCOTT A. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractIn Aceton‐ Ethanol entsteht aus dem Diazoniumchlorid (I) und dem Hydrazon (II) das Formazan (IIIa) (geringe Ausb.).
ChemInform Abstract: THE PRINS REACTION
Authors: ADAMS D. R. , BHATNAGAR S. P. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractDieser Übersichtsartikel beschreibt die Herstellung von 1,3‐Dioxanen, 1,3‐Glykolen, ungesättigten Alkoholen, ungesättigten Säuren und Estern, Diolefinen, chlorierten Ethern und Dihydropyranen durch säurekatalysierte Kondensation von Aldehyden (im wesentlichen Formaldehyd) mit Olefinen (Alkyl‐, Aryl‐, Halogen‐, und Hydroxy‐substituierte Olefine, Terpene, cyclische Olefine und Diene).
ChemInform Abstract: FIVE‐ AND SIX‐MEMBERED‐RING FORMATION FROM OLEFINIC α,β‐EPOXY KETONES AND HYDRAZINE
Authors: STORK G. , WILLIARD P. G. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractUnter bestimmten strukturellen Voraussetzungen cyclisieren sich olefinische α‐Epoxy‐Ketone beim Behandeln mit Hydrazin zu Fünf‐ oder Sechsringen.
ChemInform Abstract: THE REACTION OF STRONG BASES WITH QUATERNARY METHALLYLAMMONIUM COMPOUNDS. V. THE BASE‐INITIATED REARRANGEMENT OF N‐METHALLYL‐N‐METHYLPIPERIDINIUM IODIDE AND ‐MORPHOLINIUM IODIDE
Authors: DIETRICH W. , SCHULZE K. , MUEHLSTAEDT M. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractBei der Einwirkung von Basen auf das Piperidiniumiodid (I) entstehen fast ausschließlich die Produkte (II), (III) und (IV) (kleine Ausb.) entsprechender Stevens‐Umlagerungen und nur wenig des Ringöffnungsproduktes (V), während das Morpholiniumiodid (VI) unter gleichen Bedingungen ausschließlich (über (VIIa) als Zwischenprodukt) das Produkt (VIIb) des Hofmannschen Abbaus liefert.
ChemInform Abstract: STEREOCHEMISTRY OF THE AROMATIC CLAISEN REARRANGEMENT. THERMAL REARRANGEMENT OF ERYTHROID AND THREOID ORTHO‐DIENONES
Authors: WUNDERLI A. , WINKLER T. , HANSEN H.‐J. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractAus dem Naphthol (I) bzw. dem Phenol (IV) werden zunächst die erythro‐(a)‐ und threo‐(b)‐konfigurierten Propinyldienone (II) bzw. (V) gewonnen.
ChemInform Abstract: PHOTOCHEMICAL ADDITION OF DIENES TO N‐ALKYLPHTHALIMIDES
Authors: MAZZOCCHI P. H. , BOWEN M. J. , NARAIN N. K. 
Published: April 2016

AbstractDie photochemische Addition des Butadiens (II) an das Phthalimid (I) gibt ein Gemisch der isomeren Benzodiazepinderivate (IIIa) und (IIIb); Bestrahlung des′ Hydrierungsproduktes (IV) führt zum Dion (V).