Synthesis and Acid-base Properties of Isomeric Tetrachlorooctabromo- and Tetrabromooctachlorotetraphenylporphyrins

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Synthesis and Acid-base Properties of Isomeric Tetrachlorooctabromo- and Tetrabromooctachlorotetraphenylporphyrins

Abstract: When the halogen substituted Co(II) porphyrins were treated with a chloric and sulfuric acids mixture, corresponding porphyrin-ligands were obtained.

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