Using NBS as a mild bromination reagent for polyalkoxyaromatic systems

Article abstract of DOI:10.1080/00397919808007185

N-Bromosuccinimide in Methylene Chloride is A Mild Mono- or Dibromination Reagent for Polyalkoxyaromatic Compounds Including Those Which are too Labile to be Brominated with Molecular Bromine.

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Using NBS as a Mild
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James L. Bloomer & Wei Zheng
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Department of Chemistry, Temple University,
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Bromination Reagent for Polyalkoxyaromatic Systems, Synthetic Communications: An
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