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publicationDate 1983-05-23-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber SU-1018937-A1
titleOfInvention Process for preparing ethyl esters of alpha-n-fluorobenzyloxy carboxylic acids
abstract SPbSOBB HALF; NII ETHYLON 1X ETHERS-P-CHIGORBENZYLOXYCARVONIUM, 1 ACID. obvdey ffmuly C1% -0-CHR - COOC2H5 where R - alkyd C, -Se or t-CH, CxH. , or CH3PB Nd, o tlicha yu, and by the fact that bromomagnesium alkyl or bromomagnesium aryl is reacted with diethyloxalate in a medium, without diethyl ether and then replacing the solvent with benzene, by means of thermal reductive cleavage of a halogen-mono-etheral ester using an ethereal pro tein et al. and R-HCH (OMdVg) COO CdNuP-fluorobenzyl chloride with a molar ratio of reagents bromomagnesium alkyl (aryl): | diethyl oxalate: p-fluorobenzyl chloride, equal to 1: 1: 1, and the process is conducted at a boiling point.
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