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Formation of condensed tetraydrofurans in the oxidation of norbornene by bis(acetonitrile)chloronitropalladium(II)

Pui Kwan Wong, Mark K. Dickson, Larry L. Sterna

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The (MeCN)2PdCl(NO2)-catalysed air oxidation of norbornene gives nearly exclusively exo-epoxynorbornene at low norbornene concentrations but predominantly condensed tetrahydrofurans derived from two norbornene units and one oxygen atom at high norbornene concentrations.

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The (MeCN)2PdCl(NO2)-catalysed air oxidation of norbornene gives nearly exclusively exo-epoxynorbornene at low norbornene concentrations but predominantly condensed tetrahydrofurans derived from two norbornene units and one oxygen atom at high norbornene concentrations.

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The (MeCN)2PdCl(NO2)-catalysed air oxidation of norbornene gives nearly exclusively exo-epoxynorbornene at low norbornene concentrations but predominantly condensed tetrahydrofurans derived from two norbornene units and one oxygen atom at high norbornene concentrations.

Key concepts: Norbornene, Acetonitrile, Chemistry, Oxygen atom, Oxygen, Polymer chemistry, Photochemistry, Organic chemistry

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