Wurtz-Fittig reaction

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Wurtz-Fittig reaction [′wərtz ′fid·ig rē‚ak·shən]

(organic chemistry)

A modified Wurtz reaction in which an aromatic halide reacts with an aklyl halide in the presence of sodium and an anhydrous solvent to form alkylated aromatic hydrocarbons.

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