Bridged ionic intermediates in the acylation of cyclopropanes

H Hart, RH Schlosberg

Index: Journal of the American Chemical Society, , vol. 90, # 19 p. 5189 - 5196

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... Journal of the American Chemical Society 90:19 / September 11, 1968 Page 5. 5193 ... If this mechanism were correct, presumably A would be formed before B. Inverse addition should therefore favor 4 whereas in fact less 4 was produced (in cclc, 3 Z us. ...

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