Electrosynthesis in systems of two immiscible liquids and phase transfer catalyst. VI: The influence of zinc chloride on the chlorination of naphthalene

The influence of zinc chloride on the chlorination of naphthalene by electrolysis in a water-methylene chloride emulsion and using tetrabutylammonium ion as a phase transfer catalyst is described. It is shown that when the aqueous medium contains both NaCl and ZnCl sub(2) it is the anion ZnCl super(...

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Published in:Journal of applied electrochemistry 1985-09, Vol.15 (5), p.719-725
Main Authors: IBRISAGIC, Z, PLETCHER, D, BROOKS, W. N, HEALY, K. P
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