2019
DOI: 10.1134/s107042801901007x
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Transformations of Peroxide Products of Alkene Ozonolysis

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“…[21][22][23] There are many reagents for the transformation of peroxide products of ozonolysis; both reducing and oxidizing reagents are traditionally used. [24,25] Recently, however, the so-called "nonperoxide" ozonolysis in the presence of peroxide oxygen acceptor compounds (tertiary amines, pyridine), which allows one stage to obtain O-containing compounds without the use of additional reducing agents, [26,27] has attracted interest.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[21][22][23] There are many reagents for the transformation of peroxide products of ozonolysis; both reducing and oxidizing reagents are traditionally used. [24,25] Recently, however, the so-called "nonperoxide" ozonolysis in the presence of peroxide oxygen acceptor compounds (tertiary amines, pyridine), which allows one stage to obtain O-containing compounds without the use of additional reducing agents, [26,27] has attracted interest.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Flow chemistry appears as a viable alternative approach, both in terms of risk management , and environment control as it involves a low reactive inventory. There has been significant interest in developing ozonolysis reactions in flow including scale-up aspects, as well as pharmaceutically relevant targets. …”
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“…Selective cleavage and reassembly of CC double bonds provide powerful strategies to construct high-valued chemicals . In this regard, many methods such as olefin metathesis, ozonolysis, transition-metal catalysis, and photocatalysis have been developed to cleave the CC double bonds (Scheme a). Although significant progress has been achieved, the cleavage and reassembly of the CC double bonds located in one product molecule are rarely achieved for the relevant synthesis of complex heterocyclic compounds (especially pharmaceuticals) without transition metals .…”
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