“…As a result, a number of reactions with strong electrophiles are known for fluorinated amines. Examples of reactions with strong Lewis acids have now been found for practically all groups of polyfluoroamines, including CF 3 ONF 2 , SF 5 NF 2 , CINF 2 , R f NF 2 , (R f ) 2 NF, and (R f ) 3 N. − All have basically the same mechanism involving coordination of Lewis acid at fluorine to form a positively charged nitrogen species, then decomposition of the intermediate into perfluoroalkane and either a stable nitrogen-containing transient species (for example, :N−F) or an imine. In the case of perfluoroamines containing the −NF 2 group, reaction starts with ionization or polarization of a weak N−F bond.…”