Revisiting salicylidene-based anion receptors

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Revisiting salicylidene-based anion receptors

Abstract: Salicylidene Schiff bases undergo imine bond hydrolysis in the presence of halides and oxo-anions in aprotic media, raising fundamental questions on the applicability of salicylidene-based receptors as anion sensors.

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