“…Reaction of 1 and its derivatives with electrophilic halogenating agents, such as the elemental halogens themselves, follows the general reactivity patterns discussed for alkylation and is even more facile. The nature of the products does not indicate whether the reaction occurred by the electrophilic replacement of Scheme 8 or 22 1, MeBr 72 18 36, A 16 13 2, B 73 18 37, A 16 13 2, A 124 c, 16 1, n-BuLi, C6F5Br 51 14 1, b C7H7 + BF4 128 13 126, A 53 22 1, EtBr 129 13 126, C 54 13 11, C 131 30 130, A 55 13 18, A 204 46 177, D 57 18 38, A 205 46 178, D 58 18 39, A 206 46 179, D 59 18 40, A 208 13 196, A 60 18 41, A 210 13 176, A 61 18 42, A 211 13 209, A 62 18 43, A 214 13 194, A 63 18 27, A 215 13 211, A 64 18 28, A 217 13 199, A 65 18 29, A 218 48 169, A, 6 h 66 18 30, A 219 48 170, A, 6 d 67 18 31, A 220 48 170, A 68 18 32, A 221 48 171, A 69 18 33, A 222 48 172, A 70 18 34, A a A: MeOTf, CaH2, sulfolane. B: MeOTf, 2,6-di-tert-butylpyridine, CaH2.…”