5. Addition of HF or fluorine to double or triple bonds
The addition of HF to olefinic hydrocarbons (or alkenes) is generally very straightforward and already takes place at low temperatures and in the absence of a catalyst
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Addition of HF or fluorine to double or triple bonds
Various fluoridation methods
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Apart from the classic chemistry encyclopedias :
KIRK-OTHMER Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology. 2004 Wiley Publishers.
ULLMANN's Encyclopedia of industrial Chemistry 2004 Wiley Verlag.
which each devote an important chapter to organic fluorine derivatives, the first...
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