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Chemistry of Fluorinated Pyrroles

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Synthetic approaches towards pyrroles, bearing fluorine atoms and trifluoromethyl group, are overviewed in this chapter. Literature data are surveyed accordingly to reaction type used to obtain the fluorinated pyrrole moiety. Properties as well as some applications of fluorinated are also reviewed.

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