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Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1971

FRIEDEL--CRAFTS ISOPROPYLATION IN NONPOLAR SOLVENTS.

Ryohei Nakane; Osamu Kurihara; Akiko. Takematsu


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1969

Friedel-crafts ethylation in nonpolar solvents

Ryohei Nakane; Osamu Kurihara; Akiko Natsubori


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1965

Intermediate Complex of Boron Fluoride Catalyzed Alkylation

Ryohei Nakane; Akiko Natsubori; Osamu Kurihara


Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan | 1962

Complex of Boron Fluoride with Olefin on the Low-temperature

Ryohei Nakane; Tsunao Watanabe; Osamu Kurihara


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1968

Boron fluoride-catalyzed alkylation. III. Ethylation with ethyl fluoride at low temperatures

Ryohei Nakane; Toshiyuki Oyama; Akiko Natsubori


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1970

Boron fluoride catalyzed ethylation of benzene with radioactive ethyl fluoride

Akiko Natsubori; Ryohei Nakane


Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan | 1964

The Complex Formation of Boron Fluoride with Lower Olefins at Low Temperatures. II. Isotope Effects and Absorption Spectra of Boron Fluoride-Butene Systems

Ryohei Nakane; Tsunao Watanabe; Toshiyuki Oyama


Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan | 1978

Boron Trifluoride Hydrate-catalyzed Competitive Benzylation of Benzene and Toluene with Benzyl and Substituted Benzyl Chlorides

Akiko. Takematsu; Kyoko Sugita; Ryohei Nakane


Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1969

Proton magnetic resonance spectrum of a termolecular oriented complex

Toshiyuki Oyama; Ryohei Nakane


Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1966

Boron Fluoride Catalyzed Alkylation. II.1 Tertiary Butylation at Low Temperatures

Ryohei Nakane; Akiko Natsubori

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