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Antimony fluoride reaction with, phosgene

A number of routes to thiocarbonyl fluoride that do not involve tetrafluoro-dithietane have been developed. In one (50), phosgene is chlorinated to give tri-chlorosulfenyl chloride, which is converted to chlorodifluorosulfenyi chloride by reaction with antimony trifluoride, and the fluorinated compound is then dehalogenated by reaction with tin. [Pg.88]


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