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- Since a competing thermal process of the p-chlorobenzene-diazonium salt is the Schiemann reaction to produce p-chlorofluorobenzene, we cannot completely rule out the possibility that diborane, produced from the reaction of borohydride with BF3, is the actual reducing agent. Stoichiometric and mechanistic considerations, however, make this much less likely in our view
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- Ether or chloroform could be used here to almost equal advantage