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TRIALKYLBORANE-INDUCED CHLORINATION OF ALKANES WITH IODOBENZENE DICHLORIDE

Alkanes were chlorinated with iodobenzene dichloride in the presence of the catalytic amount of trihexylborane almost quantitatively based on iodobenzene dichloride employed. Chlorine atom was introduced in a highly selective manner into the internal carbon atom of alkanes.

M. Hoshi | Y. Masuda | A. Arase

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