Chemo-differentiating MCRs based on α-ketoesters and terminal alkynoates. A homoaldol-based ABB′ system
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A novel ABB′ 3 component reaction (3-CR) system based on the organocatalyzed homoaldolic condensation of α-ketoesters in the presence of terminal conjugated alkynoates is described.
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