Need article-Continuous, ionic liquid-catalysed propylation of toluene

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The discussion centers on the need for literature regarding continuous, ionic liquid-catalyzed propylation of toluene in a liquid-liquid biphasic reaction using a loop reactor. Participants express concerns about copyright laws that restrict sharing specific articles. The reference provided is from Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis, published in 2007. There is a general acknowledgment of the limitations in providing direct assistance due to these legal constraints. Overall, the focus remains on the request for relevant literature while navigating copyright issues.
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:smile: i need a literature, Continuous, ionic liquid-catalysed propylation of toluene in a liquid-liquid biphasic reaction mode using a loop reactor concept. Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis (2007), 349(4+5), 719-726.i
 
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I'm sure there is some copyright law against providing that type of assistance.
 
:rolleyes: Oh,thanks all the same!
chemisttree said:
I'm sure there is some copyright law against providing that type of assistance.
 
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