1,2-Addition of trialkylaluminium reagents to N-diphenylphosphinoylketimines in the absence of any additional reagents
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Rüdiger Reingruber, Stefan Bräse
Using reactive trialkylaluminium reagents for the 1,2-addition on acetophenone- and benzophenone-derived ketimines, α-trisubstituted amines were obtained in excellent yields up to 99%.
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