By Stanley Kirschner
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Tetrafluoroboric acid is corrosive and toxic and concentrated solutions should be handled in a hood. Also see caution in Section 3-A. 59 mmoles) in benzene (180 mL) is prepared under nitrogen in a 250-mLsingle-necked Schlenk flask. 40 mL in a diethyl ether solution prepared by 1 :20 dilution of commercial [Et,OH][BF,]) is added dropwise, under nitrogen, to the vigorously stirred, filtered solution. The product precipitates as shiny, green needles, which are filtered under nitrogen, washed with benzene, and dried under vacuum.