The Journal of Organic Chemistry

Products of hydroboration of 1-chloronorbornene

RJ Muller, BL Murr

Index: Muller,R.J.; Murr,B.L. Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1974 , vol. 39, # 18 p. 2810 - 2812

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Abstract

TA Lawson and JN Collie, J. Chem. Soc., 53, 624 (1888). The quaternary salt could be recovered fairly easily as the fluoride by half-neutralization with aqueous base, or as the chloride by treatment with calcium chloride in aqueous solution. It is possible that addition of an equimolar amount of fluoride ion, say as sodium fluoride, to absorb hydrogen fluoride would increase the yield; Hayami, et a/.. reports16 quantitative yields of styrenes by ...

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