Abstract
The objective of this engineering school report was to be a contribution to the study of a family of fluorine compounds: chlorine mono-fluoride (ClF), chlorine fluoride oxide (ClOF), chloryl fluoride (ClO{sub 2}F), perchloryl fluoride (ClO{sub 3}F) and perchloryl oxi-fluoride (ClO{sub 4}F). Such a study required very pure products to be obtained in order to be able to characterize them by different methods (infrared, micro-sublimation, and chromatography). The thermolysis of ClO{sub 2}F and ClO{sub 4}F has been particularly studied, and magnetic resonance has been used to establish a relationship between fluorine chemical displacement and the electro-negativity of the F-X bond where X represents the atom group to which fluorine is bonded.
Citation Formats
Macheteau, Yves.
Preparation and study of chlorine mono-fluoride and of chlorine oxi-fluorides; Preparation et etude du monofluorure et des oxyfluorures de chlore.
France: N. p.,
1969.
Web.
Macheteau, Yves.
Preparation and study of chlorine mono-fluoride and of chlorine oxi-fluorides; Preparation et etude du monofluorure et des oxyfluorures de chlore.
France.
Macheteau, Yves.
1969.
"Preparation and study of chlorine mono-fluoride and of chlorine oxi-fluorides; Preparation et etude du monofluorure et des oxyfluorures de chlore."
France.
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title = {Preparation and study of chlorine mono-fluoride and of chlorine oxi-fluorides; Preparation et etude du monofluorure et des oxyfluorures de chlore}
author = {Macheteau, Yves}
abstractNote = {The objective of this engineering school report was to be a contribution to the study of a family of fluorine compounds: chlorine mono-fluoride (ClF), chlorine fluoride oxide (ClOF), chloryl fluoride (ClO{sub 2}F), perchloryl fluoride (ClO{sub 3}F) and perchloryl oxi-fluoride (ClO{sub 4}F). Such a study required very pure products to be obtained in order to be able to characterize them by different methods (infrared, micro-sublimation, and chromatography). The thermolysis of ClO{sub 2}F and ClO{sub 4}F has been particularly studied, and magnetic resonance has been used to establish a relationship between fluorine chemical displacement and the electro-negativity of the F-X bond where X represents the atom group to which fluorine is bonded.}
place = {France}
year = {1969}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Preparation and study of chlorine mono-fluoride and of chlorine oxi-fluorides; Preparation et etude du monofluorure et des oxyfluorures de chlore}
author = {Macheteau, Yves}
abstractNote = {The objective of this engineering school report was to be a contribution to the study of a family of fluorine compounds: chlorine mono-fluoride (ClF), chlorine fluoride oxide (ClOF), chloryl fluoride (ClO{sub 2}F), perchloryl fluoride (ClO{sub 3}F) and perchloryl oxi-fluoride (ClO{sub 4}F). Such a study required very pure products to be obtained in order to be able to characterize them by different methods (infrared, micro-sublimation, and chromatography). The thermolysis of ClO{sub 2}F and ClO{sub 4}F has been particularly studied, and magnetic resonance has been used to establish a relationship between fluorine chemical displacement and the electro-negativity of the F-X bond where X represents the atom group to which fluorine is bonded.}
place = {France}
year = {1969}
month = {Jul}
}