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3. Scholl's reaction
3.1 Historic reaction
In 1910, the Swiss chemist Roland Heinrich Scholl published an example of the cyclizing dehydrogenation of a quinone in the presence of aluminum chloride (figure 4 a ), which earned him the association of his name with this type of chemical reaction . At the time, carbon-carbon bond formation was considered a synthetic challenge in organic chemistry, and the particularly mild conditions used for this reaction...
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Graphene and Nanotubes Research Group (GDR) http://www.graphene-nanotubes.org/
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