Intermolecularradicaladdition reactions of α-iodo cycloalkenones and a synthetic study of the formal synthesis of enantiopurefawcettimine
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Kuan-Miao Liu, Chi-Min Chau, Chin-Kang Sha
The generation of α-carbonyl vinyl radicals from α-iodo cycloalkenones, the scope of their participation in intermolecularaddition reactions with electron-withdrawing olefins are studied and a synthetic study of the formal synthesis of enantiopurefawcettimine using this reaction is described.
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