Use the following to complete the table of properties of Friedel –Crafts catalysts (none, poor, low, high, good) Friedel-Crafts catalyst recyclability Waste produced Environmental compatability Shape selectivity AlCl3 HF zeolite

Use the following to complete the table of properties of Friedel –Crafts catalysts (none, poor, low, high, good) Friedel-Crafts catalyst recyclability Waste produced Environmental compatability Shape selectivity AlCl3 HF zeolite

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter14: Applications Of Ultraviolet-visible Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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Use the following to complete the table of properties of Friedel –Crafts catalysts (none, poor, low, high, good)

Friedel-Crafts catalyst	recyclability	Waste produced	Environmental compatability	Shape selectivity
AlCl₃
HF
zeolite

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