Synthesis of hexa-alkyloxytriphenylenes using FeCl3 supported on alumina

Article abstract of DOI:10.1080/00397919908086164

Several symmetrical and unsymmetrical hexa-alkyloxytriphenylenes have been synthesised in good yield from diakyloxy benzenes and terphenyl derivatives using FeCl₃ supported on alumina.

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Synthesis Of Hexa-
Alkyloxytriphenylenes Using
Fecl3 Supported On Alumina
Graeme Cooke a , Valerie Sage a & Tanguy Richomme
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a Department of Chemical & Life Sciences,
University of Northumbria at Newcastle, Ellison
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Synthesis Of Hexa-Alkyloxytriphenylenes Using Fecl3 Supported On Alumina, Synthetic
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Organic Chemistry, 29:10, 1767-1771
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