1976
DOI: 10.1021/cr60303a002
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Reactions of fluorine atoms

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“…The results on which the recommendations were based are summarized in Table I. (For other results which are considered to be less accurate, see reviews by Foon and Kaufman [12], Jones and Skolnik [13], and Anderson [14]. ) We made a detailed examination of the publications in which the results summarized in Table I were reported and came to the conclusion that since some of the results are much more accurate than others, the preferred kinetic data should be based mainly on these results.…”
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“…The results on which the recommendations were based are summarized in Table I. (For other results which are considered to be less accurate, see reviews by Foon and Kaufman [12], Jones and Skolnik [13], and Anderson [14]. ) We made a detailed examination of the publications in which the results summarized in Table I were reported and came to the conclusion that since some of the results are much more accurate than others, the preferred kinetic data should be based mainly on these results.…”
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“…From the present observation that addition of H atoms greatly enhances the reactions C2H3F, 1,l-C2H2F2, and C3HF3 with active nitrogen we suggest that hydrogen addition reactions initiate these reactions in the same way as proposed for hydrocarbon reactions (4). A set of possible reactions can thus be proposed for the hydrogen-containing fluorocarbons as shown in reactions [12] to [20].…”
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confidence: 63%
“…Therefore considerable attention has been given to study of their properties (1). The matrix isolation technique has been a highly successful method for spectroscopic investigations of radical products of chemical reactions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…This paper is devoted to the study of fluorovinyl radicals formed in the reactions of mobile F atoms with C 2 H 2 molecules. In the gas phase, this reaction leads to the formation of two types of products: [1] It was determined that the dominant channel is the formation of 2-C 2 H 2 F radical (9,10). There are two isomers of this radical, which differ in the location of the F atom with respect to the orbital of unpaired electron:…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%