Buchler Glossary

Biaryls

Biaryl compounds with axial chirality are very common in synthetic chemistry, especially in catalysis. Axially chiral biaryls are important due to their biological activities and extensive applications in asymmetric catalysis. Thus the development of efficient enantioselective methods for their synthesis has attracted considerable attention.

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Aromatic System

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Arylation

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Asymmetric Alkylation

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Asymmetric Amination

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