Bifunctional molecular accelerator for catalytic asymmetric allylation: R2MSR′ (M = B, Al) as a useful synergetic reagent

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Chan-Mo Yu, Ha-Soon Choi, Won-Hyuk Jung, Hyuk-Jun Kim and Jaewook Shin


Abstract

Dramatic acceleration of the catalytic process of asymmetric allylation of achiral aldehydes is observed by the utilization of the bifunctional synergetic reagents R2MSR′ (M = B, Al).


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