Grignard reagents in ionic solvents: electron transfer reactions and evidence for facile Br–Mg exchange
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Grignard reagents form persistent solutions in phosphonium ionic liquids possessing O-donor anions and these solutions are excellent reaction media for electron transfer processes and transmetallation reactions.
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