C6H6, AICI3CrCl3 + Al + 6 CO300 bar, 140 °CMoCl5 + 5 Na + 6 COdiglyme62 bar, -10 -25 °CWCI6 + 3 Zn + 6 COEt20, 67 °C50 atmMeOHOs04 + CO125 °C/75 atm215 atmRe207+ 17 CO290 °C240 bar2C0CO3 + 2H2 + 8CO100-150°ChyFe(CO)5 +Mn2(CO)10 + 2V(CO)6 + NaFe(CO)5 + Na/Hg

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C6H6, AICI3 CrCl3 + Al + 6 CO 300 bar, 140 °c diglyme MoCI5 + 5 Na + 6 CO 62 bar, -10 -25 °C WCI6 + 3 Zn + 6 CO Et20, 67°C 50 atm МеОн Os04 + CO 125 °C/75 atm 215 atm Re207 + 17 co 290 °C 240 bar 2C0CO3 +2H2 + 8CO 100-150°C hy Fe(CO)5 + Mn2(CO)10 + 12 V(CO)6 + Na Fe(CO)5 + Na/Hg

C6H6, AICI3 CrCl3 + Al + 6 CO 300 bar, 140 °c diglyme MoCI5 + 5 Na + 6 CO 62 bar, -10 -25 °C WCI6 + 3 Zn + 6 CO Et20, 67°C 50 atm МеОн Os04 + CO 125 °C/75 atm 215 atm Re207 + 17 co 290 °C 240 bar 2C0CO3 +2H2 + 8CO 100-150°C hy Fe(CO)5 + Mn2(CO)10 + 12 V(CO)6 + Na Fe(CO)5 + Na/Hg

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C6H6, AICI3
CrCl3 + Al + 6 CO
300 bar, 140 °C
MoCl5 + 5 Na + 6 CO
diglyme
62 bar, -10 -25 °C
WCI6 + 3 Zn + 6 CO
Et20, 67 °C
50 atm
MeOH
Os04 + CO
125 °C/75 atm
215 atm
Re207
+ 17 CO
290 °C
240 bar
2C0CO3 + 2H2 + 8CO
100-150°C
hy
Fe(CO)5 +
Mn2(CO)10 + 2
V(CO)6 + Na
Fe(CO)5 + Na/Hg

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