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How to improve suzuki's reaction rate?

Alicia Frizzell  Follow
Your operation is really no problem, it is recommended that you change the carbonate

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Armand Welsh  Follow
The operation is not a problem, it is recommended to increase the reaction temperature, increase the proportion of water (DME-H2O 4: 1), and the reaction temperature is 100oc.

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Colin Reed  Follow
Your reaction is a reaction site, and the amount of borate is up to two equivalents. In addition, it is recommended that the potassium carbonate is 10 equivalents, the amount of solvent water can also increase properly, and the SUZUKI general product price is not bad.

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BBIER? Lighting Manufacturer  Follow
Seeing your description is not a problem, sometimes there may be accidental factors in accidents ~

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Carlos Torres  Follow
Phenolic acid replacement conditions can generally be improved, it is relatively difficult, it is more difficult, it is recommended to change the tin reagent, it has been done before, the yield is not high, and the raw material consumption is not finished. Personal speculation is a Palladium reagent (only personal view, \"Do not spray)

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Dewan Nirjhor  Follow
Your reaction is actually two problems, one is temperature.The other is that your oxygen operation
temperature can be changed by changing the solvent, DMF H2O system 100 ° C
oxygenless is also very important

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Davis Sedick  Follow
1. The solvent is exchanged to dioxane and water 5: 1, temperature 80-100 degrees.
2. Catalyst transposition of 1,1'-bis (di-tert-butylphosphine) diomorite dichlorpled palladium, to be used with K3PO4.CAS: 95408-45-0, but the price is high.
3. Microwave response to solve problems.

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David Plantz  Follow
I have a literature report that if it is necessary to increase the yield, it will be high in the polar solvent DMSO or DMF yield.
There is also a bit of polarity that will not be triphenolate.

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Confidence Timothy  Follow
Phenolic acid replacement conditions can generally be improved, it is relatively difficult, it is more difficult, it is recommended to change the tin reagent, it has been done before, the yield is not high, and the raw material consumption is not finished. Personal speculation is a Palladium reagent (only personal view, \"Do not spray)

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Chris Bevis  Follow
Personally think this base has problems, try potassium phosphate

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Brian Maina  Follow
Your reaction is a reaction site, and the amount of borate is up to two equivalents. In addition, it is recommended that the potassium carbonate is 10 equivalents, the amount of solvent water can also increase properly, and the SUZUKI general product price is not bad.

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Asghar Hosseini  Follow
Seeing your description is not a problem, sometimes there may be accidental factors in accidents ~

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Andrew Naylor  Follow
I have a literature report that if it is necessary to increase the yield, it will be high in the polar solvent DMSO or DMF yield.
There is also a bit of polarity that will not be triphenolate.

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Amanda Packer  Follow
Your reaction is actually two problems, one is temperature.The other is that your oxygen operation
temperature can be changed by changing the solvent, DMF H2O system 100 ° C
oxygenless is also very important

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Apple Answers  Follow
The operation is not a problem, it is recommended to increase the reaction temperature, increase the proportion of water (DME-H2O 4: 1), and the reaction temperature is 100oc.

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Curtis Evans  Follow
1. The solvent is exchanged to dioxane and water 5: 1, temperature 80-100 degrees.
2. Catalyst transposition of 1,1'-bis (di-tert-butylphosphine) diomorite dichlorpled palladium, to be used with K3PO4.CAS: 95408-45-0, but the price is high.
3. Microwave response to solve problems.

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David Ford  Follow
Your operation is really no problem, it is recommended that you change the carbonate

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Brittany Roma  Follow
Personally think this base has problems, try potassium phosphate

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