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Cobalt fluorides: preparation, reactivity and applications in catalytic fluorination and C-F functionalization.
Published Jun 19, 2020 · Xiang-Gui Zhang, P. Guo, Jun-Fa Han
Chemical communications
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Abstract
Recent advances in the investigation of cobalt fluorides in organofluorine chemistry are highlighted. The preparation and reactivity of inorganic and organometallic cobalt fluorides are discussed. The in-depth understanding of the structures and reactivity of cobalt fluorides allows chemists to develop diverse innovative catalytic fluorination and C-F functionalization.
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Cobalt fluorides offer new possibilities for catalytic fluorination and C-F functionalization, enabling diverse innovative catalytic processes.
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