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The readily obtainable isocyanide dichlorides can be used as starting materials for the preparation of many types of substances. Exchange reactions yield numerous derivatives of formic and carbonic acids, while heterocyclic products have been obtained by reaction with bifunctional partners. The present article deals not only with reactions that are known from the literature but also with the author's own work, some of which has not been published before.
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