1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0040-4039(97)01453-6
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Stereoselective sonochemical reductive silylation of geminal dibromocyclopropanes by bulk magnesium

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“…In this reaction, sonication induces changes in the stereoselectivity in comparison to the analogous electrochemical reduction. 79 A sonochemical Reformatsky reaction was described recently, 80 A direct consequence of ultrasound-promoted ET is the facile preparation of radical anions and some other useful reagents, as illustrated here in the preparation of lithium amides in the presence of isoprene as an electron carrier (Scheme 16). 82 Sodium Scheme 16 Preparation of useful reagents by sonochemical reductive processes.…”
Section: Scheme 14 Two Examples Of Barbier Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this reaction, sonication induces changes in the stereoselectivity in comparison to the analogous electrochemical reduction. 79 A sonochemical Reformatsky reaction was described recently, 80 A direct consequence of ultrasound-promoted ET is the facile preparation of radical anions and some other useful reagents, as illustrated here in the preparation of lithium amides in the presence of isoprene as an electron carrier (Scheme 16). 82 Sodium Scheme 16 Preparation of useful reagents by sonochemical reductive processes.…”
Section: Scheme 14 Two Examples Of Barbier Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this reaction, sonication induces changes in the stereoselectivity in comparison to the analogous electrochemical reduction. 79 A sonochemical Reformatsky reaction was described recently, 80 but comparisons with the non-sonochemical process are not given. Other extensions of the Barbier reaction, such as the Bouveault reaction, have also been reported and used for the preparation of aldehydes and ketones.…”
Section: Scheme 14 Two Examples Of Barbier Reactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%