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Problem of fluorine removal during the diazotization of aniline-based fluoroboronic acids to form salts. After salt formation, plate testing can be carried out to determine whether the salt has been completely formed

2016-01-26View Original

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I have been working on the diazotization of aniline derivatives with fluoroboric acids followed by salt hydrolysis to introduce fluorine, and I have a few questions for everyone. 2. I saw someone say that after turning it into salt, a plate test can be done to check whether the salt is complete; I used petroleum ether and ethyl acetate for climbing before. Will petroleum ether and ethyl acetate work for this purpose as well? What reagent is used for sample dissolution? Which wavelength is used for color development? Mine seems to have only two wavelength options.
Reply #22017-12-13
Carrying out this reaction relies mainly on experience, as analytical testing methods are not very effective.

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