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ChemInform Abstract: Solvent and Micellar Effects Upon the Cyclization of o‐3‐Halopropyloxyphenoxide Ions.

Giorgio Cerichelli, Luciana Luchetti, Giovanna Mancini, Maria Novella Muzzioli, Raimondo Germani, P. P. Ponti, Nicoletta Spreti, Gianfranco Savelli, C. A. Bunton

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Abstract Rates of intramolecular cyclizations of (I) increase with decreasing solvent polarity in the given order, except that reaction of (Ia) is faster in H2O than in MeOH, and in H2O (Ia) is more reactive than (Ib).

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Abstract Rates of intramolecular cyclizations of (I) increase with decreasing solvent polarity in the given order, except that reaction of (Ia) is faster in H2O than in MeOH, and in H2O (Ia) is more reactive than (Ib).

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Abstract Rates of intramolecular cyclizations of (I) increase with decreasing solvent polarity in the given order, except that reaction of (Ia) is faster in H2O than in MeOH, and in H2O (Ia) is more reactive than (Ib).

Key concepts: Chemistry, Solvent polarity, Solvent, Intramolecular force, Ion, Polarity (international relations), Medicinal chemistry, Photochemistry

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