Chlorination and bromination of aromatic molecules by an N-halosaccharin/pyridinium poly(hydrogen fluoride) system

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The title chlorination and bromination procedure can be used for ring halogenation of monosubstituted benzene derivatives. Reactions do not need the addition of any catalyst and take place under mild conditions.

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Chlorination and Bromination
of Aromatic Molecules by an
N-Halosaccharin / Pyridinium
Poly(Hydrogen Fluoride)
System
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Irena Možek & Boris Šket
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Department of Chemistry, University of Ljubljana,
Murnikova 6, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Published online: 23 Sep 2006.
To cite this article: Irena Možek & Boris Šket (1992): Chlorination and Bromination
of Aromatic Molecules by an N-Halosaccharin / Pyridinium Poly(Hydrogen Fluoride)
System, Synthetic Communications: An International Journal for Rapid Communication
of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, 22:17, 2513-2520
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