Palladium(0) catalyzed regioselective carbonyl propargylation across tetragonal tin(ii) oxidevia redox transmetallation
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Moloy Banerjee, Sujit Roy
Facile homopropargylation of aldehydes by propargyl bromides over tetragonal tin(II)oxide and catalytic palladium(0) occurs which is proposed to involve the prior formation of dinuclear allenylpalladium followed by redox transmetallation to β-SnO.
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