SANDMEYER REACTION


Meaning of SANDMEYER REACTION in English

ˈsan(d)ˌmī(ə)r- noun

Usage: usually capitalized S

Etymology: after Traugott Sandmeyer died 1922 Swiss chemist

: a reaction for preparing aromatic halides or cyanides from a salt with a cuprous halide or cyanide as catalyst

ortho -bromo-toluene can be made from ortho -toluene-diazonium bromide by the Sandmeyer reaction

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