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November 30, 1961Russian Chemical ReviewsOpen Access

Principal Factors in the Free-Radical Chlorination of Alkanes

A. S. BRATOLYUBOV

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CONTENTS I. Introduction 602 II. Role of the molecular structure of the alkanes and alkyl chlorides 603 III. Effect of solvents 604 IV. Effect of temperature 606 V. Effect of impurities 607 VI. Effect of surface 610

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9a0f09c66c36f938de9ecd https://doi.org/10.1070/rc1961v030n11abeh003006

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