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Alkylation of Hydroxymethylenecyclohexanones. [PDF]
HEMENDRA KUMAR SEN, KANAILAL MONDAL
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The Alkylation of Acetoacetic Ester by Toluenesulphonic Esters. [PDF]
C. NARAYANAN NAIR, D. H. PEACOCK
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The one‐step polymerization of unfunctionalized polyaromatic monomers and glyoxylic acid under superacid‐catalysis conditions promotes the simultaneous generation of highly porous 3D architectures and the controlled decoration of pore surfaces with aliphatic carboxylic acids. These ultra‐microporous frameworks and their ester and polyionic derivatives,
Jacopo Perego+5 more
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This work pioneers a solvent‐free mechanochemical borrowing hydrogen (BH) strategy for the rapid and efficient N‐alkylation of amines and heterocycles. By removing harsh conditions and toxic reagents while employing a simple Ru catalyst, this approach redefines BH as a cleaner, more versatile, and sustainable platform for synthetic chemistry.
Sourav Behera+5 more
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WE USE HARSHAW CATALYTIC GRADE CHEMICALS for alkylation · isomerization · polymerization [PDF]
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The total synthesis of isodaphlongamine H was accomplished by a lactam strategy. This strategy started with alkylation and N‐oxidation of a readily available chiral lactam. For the key functionalization of the amide carbonyl, an iridium‐catalyzed reductive [3 + 2] cycloaddition of the N‐hydroxylactam afforded the tricyclic isoxazolidine, which was ...
Sora Iwamoto+15 more
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Cobalt‐hydride catalyzed enantioconvergent hydroalkylation with allenes and alkenes is achieved with high chemo‐, regio‐, and enantioselectivity. This method allows the streamlined synthesis of enantiomerically enriched C(sp3)–fluorine, –chlorine, and –trifluoromethyl stereocenters.
Uttam Dhawa, Xile Hu
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Decarboxylierende Alkyl‐Alkyl‐Kreuzkupplungen
Elizabeth R. Jarvo, Mikhail O. Konev
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Photochemical anaerobic oxidation of sulfides, using nitroarenes as bifunctional reagents, enables the formal manipulation of the C─S bond. The method allows direct and selective access to versatile carbonyl compounds from largely inert sulfides by C–H oxidation, thus avoiding multistep activation by sulfur oxidation.
Valentina D. Cuomo+2 more
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