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C. F. Reed, U.S. patent 2,046,090; U.S. patent 2,174,110; U.S. patent 2,174,492.
Asinger, F. et al. Ber. 1942, 75, 34.
Asinger, F. et al. Ber. 1942, 75, 42.
Asinger, F. et al. Ber. 1942, 75, 344.
Helberger, J. H.; Manecka, G.; Fischer, H. M. Ann. 1949, 562, 23.

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	The Reed reaction is a [[chemical reaction]] that utilizes [[photochemistry\|light]] to [[redox\|oxidize]] [[hydrocarbon]]s to [[sulfonyl chloride]]s.		The '''Reed reaction''' is a [[chemical reaction]] that utilizes [[photochemistry\|light]] to [[redox\|oxidize]] [[hydrocarbon]]s to [[sulfonyl chloride]]s.

	[[Image:Reed Reaction Scheme.png\|center\|350px\|The Reed reaction]]		[[Image:Reed Reaction Scheme.png\|center\|350px\|The Reed reaction]]