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posted on 17-6-2019 at 18:15
Pd(II)Cl vs Pd(II)Br recycling
In the last post on
this pretty old thread
, Fleaker says that the bromide salt of palladium is "far more easily recycled" than the chloride salt. Why? Is it less reactive in general, or less soluble in certain solvents?
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