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Antimony fluorides, reaction with organic halides

Hydrogen fluoride alone undergoes exchange reactions only with very reactive organic halides. However,. because it reacts with antimony chloride to form antimony fluoride and hydrogen chloride,34 it can be used to transform a large amount of organic halide to the fluoride with the aid of only small.amounts of antimony salts. This is the method used in industry for the preparation of dichlorodifluoromethane.34-36... [Pg.56]

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Antimony fluoride

Antimony fluoride reaction with

Antimony halides

Antimony reactions

Antimony reactions with

Antimonys organic

Fluorides reaction with

Fluorides, organic

Halides Fluorides

Halides, organic

Organic reactions with

Reaction with organic halide

Reactions with Organic Fluorides

With fluoride