Hydrogen bond donor–acceptor–donor organocatalysis for conjugate addition of benzylidene barbiturates via complementary DAD–ADA hydrogen bonding

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Hydrogen bond donor–acceptor–donor organocatalysis for conjugate addition of benzylidene barbiturates via complementary DAD–ADA hydrogen bonding

Abstract: Organocatalysts featuring a hydrogen bond donor–acceptor–donor structural element catalyze conjugate addition via complementary DAD–ADA hydrogen bonding.

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