Thermic conversion of benzene into 6-phenylfulvene with high yield mediated by GaP nanocrystals
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Shanmin Gao, Jun Lu, Yan Zhao, Nan Chen, Yi Xie
With GaP nanocrystals being used in a close reaction system, 6-phenylfulvene is successfully obtained via a high yield thermic conversion from benzene, which provides the possibility of applying nanocrystals to mediate organic reactions.
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