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Insertion reactions triplet carbenes, hydrogen abstraction, product

The olefinic products which formally correspond to C—H insertion reactions are thought to arise by stepwise abstraction of hydrogen by triplet carbene and subsequent recombination ... [Pg.554]

It is not always easy to establish that an authentic insertion reaction has occurred. An alternative route to the same product is available it involves hydrogen-atom abstraction by the triplet carbene, followed by recombination of the fragments ... [Pg.313]

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