April 1, 1973Angewandte Chemie International Edition in EnglishOpen Access

Concerning Pentalene, 2‐Methylpentalene, and 1,3‐Dimethylpentalene

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KHKlaus HäfnerDarmstadt University of Applied Sciences RDReinhard DöngesDarmstadt University of Applied Sciences EGErnst GoedeckeDarmstadt University of Applied Sciences

Abstract

In the series of non-alternant bicyclic hydrocarbons, pentalene (1) has, unlike azulene (2)[¹] and heptalene (3)[²], withstood attempts at synthesis that have extended over decades[³].

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In the series of non-alternant bicyclic hydrocarbons, pentalene (1) has, unlike azulene (2)[¹] and heptalene (3)[²], withstood attempts at synthesis that have extended over decades[³].

Concerning Pentalene, 2‐Methylpentalene, and 1,3‐Dimethylpentalene

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Concerning Pentalene, 2‐Methylpentalene, and 1,3‐Dimethylpentalene

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