Me2Zn mediated, tert-butylhydroperoxide promoted, catalytic enantioselective Reformatsky reaction with aldehydes
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Pier Giorgio Cozzi, Fides Benfatti, Montse Guiteras Capdevila, Alessandro Mignogna
A practical and highly enantioselective catalytic Reformatsky reaction with aldehydes using a cheap, commercially available aminoalcohol as ligand is described.
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