An unprecedented rhodium-catalysed self-conjugate reduction, cross-coupling tandem reaction of cinnamaldehydes with arylboronic acids

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Publication Date 2004-04-14
DOI 10.1039/B401511H
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Zhiyong Wang, Gang Zou, Jie Tang


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Abstract

A novel rhodium-catalysed self-conjugate reduction, cross-coupling tandem reaction of cinnamaldehydes with arylboronic acids through a three-membered metallocyclopropanone intermediate is disclosed.

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