l-Proline catalyzed asymmetric transfer aldol reaction between diacetone alcohol and aldehydes
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S. Chandrasekhar, Ch. Narsihmulu, N. Ramakrishna Reddy, S. Shameem Sultana
We demonstrate for the first time, L-proline as a chiral catalyst for transfer aldol reaction between aldehydes and diacetone alcohol.
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