Nickel catalyzed reduction of arenols under mild conditions
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Wen-Juan Shi, Xiao-Lei Li, Zhao-Wei Li
Nickel catalyzed reduction of arenols has been developed with a mutual activation strategy under mild conditions. The reduction featured a broad substrate scope, non-sensitivity to steric hindrance and no over-reduction of the aromatic rings.
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