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Electrocatalyzed Direct Arene Alkenylations without Directing Groups: Selective Late-Stage Drug Diversification
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2022
unpublished
Electrocatalysis has emerged as an increasingly viable platform for molecular syntheses, that can replace chemical redox agents and enable unprecedented reaction pathways. Despite major progress in electrooxidative C−H activations, these arene transformations generally require directing groups for chelation-induced efficiency and control of position-selectivity in the C−H activation. The installation and removal of these directing groups calls for additional synthesis operations, which
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-1607467/v1
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