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13C nuclear polarisation in the nitrous acid catalysed nitration of phenols

Mohamed Ali, John H. Ridd, John P. B. Sandall, Susan Trevellick

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The nitrous acid catalysed nitration of the phenols p-XC6H4OH (X = Me, NO2) gives 13C nuclear polarisation in the products and (for X = Me) also in the starting material.

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The nitrous acid catalysed nitration of the phenols p-XC6H4OH (X = Me, NO2) gives 13C nuclear polarisation in the products and (for X = Me) also in the starting material.

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The nitrous acid catalysed nitration of the phenols p-XC6H4OH (X = Me, NO2) gives 13C nuclear polarisation in the products and (for X = Me) also in the starting material.

Key concepts: Nitration, Nitrous acid, Phenols, Chemistry, Organic chemistry

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