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Studies in the aromatic halogeno-compounds

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1945
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McKail, John Ewing
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It was intended to investigate the method discovered by Campbell and Mulr (unpublished) for removing halogen from aromatic halogen compounds by heating in a sealed tube with cuprous cyanide, pyridine and water. It was realised, when the work was still in the preliminary stages, that the apparatus available was unsuitable. Owing to war conditions, suitable apparatus was not readily available. A new furnace was not obtained until April 1945, when only a few weeks were left in which to complete the work. This investigation was therefore abandoned pro tempore and attention was turned to the synthesis of halogenophenylacetic acids and their derivatives.
 
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