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Conversion of Carbonyl into gem-Difluoromethylene

The formation of typical by-products, mostly rearrangement products, can be explained on the basis of this mechanism. [Pg.65]

As in the fluorination of alcohols, here also the most important side-reactions are elimination and rearrangements. As demonstrated for pivaldehyde as example (Table 2.1), the product distribution depends critically on the choice of a suitable reaction solvent. Non-polar solvents (CFCl, pentane, or CHjCIj) favor the [Pg.65]


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