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Chemical synthesis accelerated by paper spray: The haloform reaction

Bain et al., 2016

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16746986896077779918
Author
Bain R
Pulliam C
Raab S
Cooks R
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Journal of Chemical Education

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In this laboratory, students perform a synthetic reaction in two ways:(i) by traditional bulk- phase reaction and (ii) in the course of reactive paper spray ionization. Mass spectrometry (MS) is used both as an analytical method and a means of accelerating organic syntheses …
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