Exploiting domino enyne metathesismechanisms for skeletal diversity generation‡
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Richard J. Spandl, Hèléne Rudyk, David R. Spring
In the context of diversity-oriented synthesis, the exploration and optimization of the domino metathesis of decorated norbornenes allowed complex polycyclic architectures to be generated in a highly efficient and atom-economical process.
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