Polyalkylbenzenes undergo rearrangement when reacted with this substance in the Jacobsen reaction.
Polyalkylbenzenes undergo rearrangement when reacted with this substance in the Jacobsen reaction. A mixture with nitric acid produces nitronium ion, which is useful in electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions. Commercially it may be synthesized with the aid of nitrogen dioxide or vanadium oxide as catalyst. It can react with rock phosphate to make superphosphate, and can react with benzene when heated and "fuming." Industrially synthesized by either the contact process or lead-chamber process, FTP identify this diprotic strong acid found in lead-acid batteries.
Polyalkylbenzenes undergo rearrangement when reacted with this substance in the Jacobsen reaction.
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