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The 13 pages that link to Alkylation, each with the reason it gives.

• Hydrogen fluorideRelated: HF can serve as a catalyst in petroleum-refining alkylation units.

• Ethylene oxideRelated: Ethylene oxide alkylates biological molecules, a major basis of its sterilizing action and toxicity.

• Alkyl groupRelated: Alkylation deliberately installs the substituent as a synthetic step.

• Fluorosulfuric acidRelated: Its strong-acid chemistry supports selected alkylation processes and related hydrocarbon transformations.

• NitrosamineRelated: Alkylating intermediates from nitrosamines can modify DNA bases.

• DimethylamineRelated: Adding an alkyl group to dimethylamine can produce more substituted amines.

• IsobutaneRelated: Isobutane reacts with olefins in refinery alkylation to make high-octane gasoline components.

• DiethylamineRelated: Adding an ethyl group to ethylamine produces diethylamine.

• Sodium amideRelated: It can generate carbanions that form carbon–carbon bonds with alkylating agents.

• Solid acidRelated: Solid acids can catalyze alkylation for fuel production and chemical synthesis.