Medium ring synthesis by radical ipso-substitution
Literature Information
David C. Harrowven, Nathalie L'Helias, Jonathan D. Moseley, Nigel J. Blumire, Stuart R. Flanagan
A new approach to eight and nine membered ring synthesis is described in which a radical ipso-substitution reaction features as a key step.
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