Parametrization of Substituents: Effects of Fluorine and Other Heteroatoms on OH, NH, and CH Acidities

Fluorine, the heterosubstituent par excellence, which can have a stronger impact on the reactivity in its vicinity than any other element, may serve as a crucial test of any model of the origin and transmission of electronic effects. To what extent fluoro substituents in organic compounds (A−H) incr...

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