Abstract
Calorimetric and EPR investigations of the low temperature (77–300 K) fluorination of unsaturated perfluorocarbons have shown that, in glassy systems, the formation of molecular complexes of fluorine with a C=C bond is possible during the transition to the supercooled liquid state; chain addition of fluorine to the title compound stops at the first stage, after formation of stable, long-lived radicals.
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