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- Gem-Difluoroalkene abstract "Difluoroalkenes are alkenes that have two fluorines on their sp2 carbon. Difluoroalkenes that have the fluorines on the same carbon, a geminal relationship, are called gem-difluoroalkenes. They have a unique reactivity derived from the fluorines. Generally, the alkenes are known to react with electrophiles. But gem-difluoroalkenes can react also with nucleophiles, since their carbon-carbon double bond is electrophilically activated by the two fluorine atoms. By using this characteristic, several fluorine-containing compounds have been prepared.Because of their biological activities and physical properties, gem-difluoroalkene compounds have been attracting much interest in various fields such as medical and agricultural chemistry and material sciences.".
- Gem-Difluoroalkene wikiPageID "2041456".
- Gem-Difluoroalkene wikiPageRevisionID "601681815".
- Gem-Difluoroalkene hasPhotoCollection Gem-Difluoroalkene.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene subject Category:Alkenes.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene subject Category:Organofluorides.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Abstraction100002137.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type AliphaticCompound114601294.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Alkene114713120.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Alkenes.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Chemical114806838.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Compound114818238.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Material114580897.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Matter100020827.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type OrganicCompound114727670.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Part113809207.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Relation100031921.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene type Substance100019613.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene comment "Difluoroalkenes are alkenes that have two fluorines on their sp2 carbon. Difluoroalkenes that have the fluorines on the same carbon, a geminal relationship, are called gem-difluoroalkenes. They have a unique reactivity derived from the fluorines. Generally, the alkenes are known to react with electrophiles. But gem-difluoroalkenes can react also with nucleophiles, since their carbon-carbon double bond is electrophilically activated by the two fluorine atoms.".
- Gem-Difluoroalkene label "Gem-Difluoroalkene".
- Gem-Difluoroalkene sameAs m.06h14c.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene sameAs Q5530537.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene sameAs Q5530537.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene sameAs Gem-Difluoroalkene.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene wasDerivedFrom Gem-Difluoroalkene?oldid=601681815.
- Gem-Difluoroalkene isPrimaryTopicOf Gem-Difluoroalkene.