Ullmann Reactions of Carbon Nanotubes: This study discusses the use of Ullmann-type reactions for the functionalization of carbon nanotubes, employing iodine trichloride as a chlorinating agent to achieve tunable surface chemistry (A Kolanowska, et al., 2019).
Sidewall chlorination of carbon nanotubes by iodine trichloride: This research explores the mechanism of sidewall chlorination of carbon nanotubes using iodine trichloride, highlighting its effectiveness and potential applications in materials science (VK Abdelkader, et al., 2014).
An Energy-Dense and High-Power Li-Cl2 Battery by Reversible Interhalogen Bonds: The study introduces iodine trichloride as a cathode material for a Li-Cl2 battery, discussing its role in facilitating oxidation via a liquid-solid pathway and enhancing battery performance (P Li, et al., 2022).
Halogen bonding in organic synthesis and organocatalysis: This review covers the application of iodine trichloride as a catalyst for the ring-opening polymerization in organic synthesis (D Bulfield, SM Huber, 2016).
