Catalytic Mitsunobu reaction
Phosphine redox catalysis

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Catalytic Mitsunobu reaction
Phosphine redox catalysis

Authors : Charlotte LORTON, Arnaud VOITURiEZ

Publication date: March 10, 2021 | Lire en français

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5. Catalytic Mitsunobu reaction

5.1 Introduction to the Mitsunobu reaction

Among the other major reactions promoted by phosphines and commonly used in laboratories worldwide is the Mitsunobu reaction, discovered in 1967 by O. Mitsunobu (figure 17 ) . This transformation involves the conversion of primary...

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