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ChemInform Abstract: Dioxygenyl Hexafluoroantimonate: A Useful Reagent for Preparing Cation Radical Salts in Good Yield.

Joseph P. Dinnocenzo, T. E. Banach

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Abstract In Freon solvents at temperatures ranging from ‐120 ° to ‐145 °C, the title reagent (I) cleanly converts (II)‐(IV) to the corresponding cation radical salts in yields of 97, 89 and 40%, resp. (the salt prepared from (IV) cannot be isolated).

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Abstract In Freon solvents at temperatures ranging from ‐120 ° to ‐145 °C, the title reagent (I) cleanly converts (II)‐(IV) to the corresponding cation radical salts in yields of 97, 89 and 40%, resp. (the salt prepared from (IV) cannot be isolated).

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Abstract In Freon solvents at temperatures ranging from ‐120 ° to ‐145 °C, the title reagent (I) cleanly converts (II)‐(IV) to the corresponding cation radical salts in yields of 97, 89 and 40%, resp. (the salt prepared from (IV) cannot be isolated).

Key concepts: Chemistry, Reagent, Yield (engineering), Salt (chemistry), Freon, Radical ion, Inorganic chemistry, Organic chemistry

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