The fluorination of butane over cobalt trifluoride
J Burdon, ST Ezmirly, TN Huckerby
Index: Burdon, James; Ezmirly, Saleh T.; Huckerby, Thomas N. Journal of Fluorine Chemistry, 1988 , vol. 40, p. 283 - 318
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Abstract
Abstract The fluorination of butane over cobalt trifluoride has given a complex mixture of partially fluorinated compounds: 51 of these have been identified, comprising over 99% of the products. Most were polyfluorobutanes but 1-2% were polyfluoro-2-methylpropanes. The reaction has no synthetic utility. There was some selectivity in the fluorination: secondary CH was converted into CF more easily then primary, and the ease of replacement of a ...
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