Tin-free radical alkylation of ketonesviaN-silyloxy enamines
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Hyun-Ji Song, Che Jo Lim, Sunggi Lee, Sunggak Kim
The radical alkylation of ketones is achieved by their conversion into corresponding N-silyloxy enamines, followed by a radical reaction with alkyl halides bearing electron-withdrawing groups.
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