Catalytic fluorination of trichloroethene by anhydrous hydrogen fluoride in the presence of fluorinated chromia under static conditions. Synthesis of[F-18]-labelled CF3CH2F and [Cl-36]-labelled CF3CH2Cl. Catalytic dehydrofluorination of CF3CH2F and CF3CH2Cl
Aw. Baker et al., Catalytic fluorination of trichloroethene by anhydrous hydrogen fluoride in the presence of fluorinated chromia under static conditions. Synthesis of[F-18]-labelled CF3CH2F and [Cl-36]-labelled CF3CH2Cl. Catalytic dehydrofluorination of CF3CH2F and CF3CH2Cl, J FLUORINE, 102(1-2), 2000, pp. 279-284
Catalytic fluorination of trichloroethene by anhydrous hydrogen fluoride at
653 K in the presence of fluorinated amorphous chromia under static condit
ions leads to a mixture of products in which partially halogenated olefins
predominate. These are converted to mixtures containing CF3CH2F and CF3CH2C
l by a second fluorination using fresh catalyst. The results of product ana
lyses from reactions carried out under various conditions have been used to
design a synthesis of [F-18]-CF3CH2F from CCl2=CHCl. It is proposed that [
F-18] labelling occurs via direct [F-18]- for [F-19] exchange rather than b
y a dehydrofluorination/hydrofluorination route. [Cl-36]-labelled CF3CH2Cl
is readily prepared from CF3CH2F and (HCl)-Cl-36 in the presence of chromia
catalysts. Enthalpies of dehydrofluorination of CF3CH2F and CF3CH2Cl in th
e vapour phase have been computed.(1) (C) 2000 Elsevier Science S.A. All ri
ghts reserved.