C. L. Hilton

Most-cited papers

1. Controlling the Scholl reaction.

   B. King, J. Kroulík, C. R. Robertson, Paweł Rempała +3 more

   2007Journal of Organic Chemistry234 citations

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2. Rearrangements in the Scholl oxidation: implications for molecular architectures

   J. L. Ormsby, T. D. Black, C. L. Hilton, B. King

   200870 citations

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3. A triphenylene-based triptycene with large free volume synthesized by zirconium-mediated biphenylation.

   C. L. Hilton, C. Jamison, H. Zane, B. King

   2009Journal of Organic Chemistry41 citations

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4. 18,18'-Dihexyl[9,9']biphenanthro[9,10-b]triphenylene: construction and consequences of a profoundly hindered aryl-aryl single bond.

   C. L. Hilton, Jeremy M. Crowfoot, Paweł Rempała, B. King

   2008Journal of the American Chemical Society29 citations

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5. C-halogenation of the closo-[CB11H12]- anion

   Z. Janoušek, C. L. Hilton, P. J. Schreiber, J. Michl

   200220 citations

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6. Four Homologous Zirconium 2,2‘-Biphenyldiyls: Synthesis, Structure, and Reactivity

   C. L. Hilton, B. King

   200618 citations

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7. Uncatalyzed zirconium-mediated biphenylation of o-dihalobenzenes to form triphenylenes.

   C. L. Hilton, C. Jamison, B. King

   2006Journal of the American Chemical Society15 citations

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8. Rearrangements in the Scholl Oxidation: Implications for Molecular Architectures.

   J. L. Ormsby, T. D. Black, C. L. Hilton, B. Bharat +1 more

   20093 citations

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9. Biphenyl complexes of zirconium and their utility in the synthesis of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

   C. L. Hilton

   20081 citations

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10. Zirconium-Mediated Biphenylation of Dihalobenzenes

    C. L. Hilton, C. Jamison, B. King

    20070 citations

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