Abstract

Investigations into the use of sulfur hexafluoride, SF₆, as a gas-phase, infrared photochemical sensitizer have revealed several interesting phenomena. The expedient use of SF₆ can produce an optimal quantity of nitrated product in the gas-phase, laser-induced nitration of cyclopentane. The optimal utilization of sulfur hexafluoride required critical optimization of both frequency and quantity. The results are described herein.

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