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Recent Advances in Radical Difunctionalization of Simple Alkenes

Direct difunctionalization of simple alkenes, the incorporation of two functional groups onto a carbon–carbon double bond, is of particular interest to the chemical community owing to its important applications in organic synthesis. Mechanistically, two types of reactions – metal‐catalyzed nucleophi...

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Published in:European journal of organic chemistry 2017-10, Vol.2017 (39), p.5821-5851
Main Authors: Lan, Xing‐Wang, Wang, Nai‐Xing, Xing, Yalan
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Radicals
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