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Rewriting Alkene Frameworks: A Practical Strategy for Nitrogen Incorporation
Morandi and team developed a metal‐free method to insert nitrogen into unactivated alkenes, forming amidines and nitriles via a transient aza‐allenium intermediate. Using mild, open‐flask conditions, the process delivers high yields and broad functional group tolerance.
Ranjini Laskar, Frank Glorius
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Zur Kenntnis der Terpene und der ätherischen Öle. Über das Verhalten der Nitrosochlorid‐Additions‐Produkte gegen Chlorwasserstoff abspaltende Mittel [PDF]
O. Wallach
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(‐)‐Menthide and trans (+)‐carvomenthide, differing only in substitution pattern, were polymerized via ROP using a bis(phenolate) yttrium catalyst. Kinetic studies showed faster polymerization of (+)‐carvomenthide but greater control with (‐)‐menthide. Experimental and DFT analyses revealed mechanistic differences in chain propagation, highlighting how
Lea‐Sophie Hornberger+7 more
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We describe a new method to produce hydrolytically stable cardiotonic steroids using a CPA‐controlled diastereoselective reductive amination of cardenolide aglycones. The oleandrin and digitoxigenin analogs exhibited promising activity against various cancer cell lines in the NCI‐60 screen.
Natasha Perry+3 more
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SYNTHESES IN THE TERPENE SERIES: VIII. SYNTHESIS OF THE CIS- AND TRANS-ISOMERS OF 7,7,10-TRIMETHYLDECAL-1-ONE. A CONVENIENT MODIFICATION OF THE BROWN HYDRATION REACTION [PDF]
Franz Sondheimer, Saul Wolfe
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Terminal‐selective epoxidation–catalytic, simple, and with H2O2 as oxidant. The titanium complex of a new type of salan ligand, accessible in one step from cis‐DACH and 3‐(pentafluorophenyl)salicylic aldehyde, is an efficient catalyst for the epoxidation of nonconjugated olefins with H2O2.
Christina Wartmann+2 more
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Zur Kenntniss der Terpene und der ätherischen Oele, Achtzehnte Abhandlung [PDF]
O. Wallach
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GA: Four‐step process for cannabidiol (CBD) detection in Cannabis sativa extracts. (1) The plant extract is obtained. (2) An electrochemical sensor detects CBD using a screen‐printed electrode. (3) Electrochemical signatures of real samples are recorded, showing current vs. potential curves.
Wanda Cimmino+13 more
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[Objective] The aim of this study was to explore the effect of Acer truncatum fallen leaves in Beijing on the accumulation of medicinal active ingredients of Platycodon grandiflorum and to reveal the molecular mechanism of active ingredient synthesis ...
FENG Chaoqun+5 more
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