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Bronsted acids Friedel-Crafts addition

The prototype of a Lewis acid or Bronsted acid induced C-C bond formation is the addition of a carbenium ion to an alkene not bearing electron-donating groups such as -OR, -CII2SiR3, -CH,SnRj, etc. One of the first requirements is the prevention of cationic polymerization in these Friedel Crafts analogous transformations1,3. [Pg.88]

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Friedel-Crafts addition