Abstract:The Cover Feature illustrates the high reactive catalytic system for the Asymmetric Transfer Hydrogenation‐Dynamic Kinetic Resolution (ATH‐DKR) of isoflavones obtained by the entanglement of Noyori‐Ikariya Ru(II) complexes and sodium formate as the hydrogen source. The central couple in the image are served an isoflavone in a tray representing how mild and neutral conditions allow the ATH‐DKR reaction of several isoflavones with different substituents in the 2'‐position to proceed. The outside panel shows the … Show more
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