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Trichlorofluoroethylene was also observed to react readily but with some loss of halogen acid, while tetrachloroethylene did not react a t 0". The physical properties and analytical data for the three ethers obtained pure are summarized in Table I. All three ethers were saturated to permanganate solution. They yielded fluoride ion in large amount when heated with alcoholic potash along with trace amounts of chloride ion from the chlorine containing compounds. The structures assigned are consistent with the above observation, and the presence of -CF2--groupings alpha to oxygen explained the observed stability toward the sodium methylate reagent. The mechanism of addition is postulated as follows n
