The Unique Behavior of a Chiral Binaphthyl Oxazoline in the Presence of Cu(I) and Its Role as a Chiral Catalyst.

The Unique Behavior of a Chiral Binaphthyl Oxazoline in the Presence of Cu(I) and Its Role as a Chiral Catalyst.
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Cu(I) 存在下手性联萘恶唑啉的独特行为及其作为手性催化剂的作用。

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10.1002/chin.199825050
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1998
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The Journal of organic chemistry
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A. Price
A. Price
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A. Meyers;A. Price

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