Over the years, a significant number of di- and tricationic superelectrophiles have been studied. Many of these superelectrophiles exhibit charge-charge repulsive effects due to the interaction of the positive charges. Charge-charge repulsion can lead to novel molecular rearrangements, profoundly influence reactivities, and may significantly effect molecular structure.
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Douglas A. Klumpp (2007) studied this question.
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