2019
DOI: 10.1039/c9cc04302k
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Scandium catalysed stereoselective thio-allylation of allenyl-imidates

Abstract: The site-selective thio-allylation of electron-deficient 1,2-dienes is documented under scandium catalysis.

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“…8 In continuation with our ongoing interests in graphene oxide (GO) mediated organic transformations, 9 we herein focus on the realization of a ligand-free reduced graphene oxide-(rGO) supported Ni(0) nanocomposite 10 for the realization of a still underdeveloped methodology in the metal-catalyzed crosscoupling area: the Csp 2 -S bond-forming protocols. 11,12 In particular, we envisioned that the nucleation activity of the oxygenated functional groups present in the rGO towards metal Template for SYNTHESIS Thieme nanoparticles, combined with a dedicated modulation of NP growth/dispersion, could provide a suitable platform for the realization of a catalytically active Ni(0)-based heterogeneous promoter for challenging cross-coupling reactions (Figure 1).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8 In continuation with our ongoing interests in graphene oxide (GO) mediated organic transformations, 9 we herein focus on the realization of a ligand-free reduced graphene oxide-(rGO) supported Ni(0) nanocomposite 10 for the realization of a still underdeveloped methodology in the metal-catalyzed crosscoupling area: the Csp 2 -S bond-forming protocols. 11,12 In particular, we envisioned that the nucleation activity of the oxygenated functional groups present in the rGO towards metal Template for SYNTHESIS Thieme nanoparticles, combined with a dedicated modulation of NP growth/dispersion, could provide a suitable platform for the realization of a catalytically active Ni(0)-based heterogeneous promoter for challenging cross-coupling reactions (Figure 1).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%