Selective reduction via enolate protection
Selective reduction via enolate protection
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1980-10-01
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Kraus, George
Frazier, Kevin
Kraus, George
Frazier, Kevin
Kraus, George
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Abstract
The use of enolate anions as protecting groups in order to effect the selective reduction of dicarbonyl compounds is studied.
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Reprinted (adapted) with permission from The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 45(21); 4262-4263. Doi: 10.1021/jo01309a052. Copyright 1980 American Chemical Society.