1838
DOI: 10.1002/andp.18381200711
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Ueber eine aus dem Essiggeist entspringende Reihe von Verbindungen

Abstract: 473 s. Itrilie von Verbindungen; con H o b e r t . Ku n e. Ckher cine aids dem Essiggest entspringende (.\uszug au3 dcr i n den Tmnsuct. of the irhb Arud. eotlal~enen rrnd vom Vcrfaser mitgetheiltm Abhmdlung.) J)cr Essiggeist entstcht bekanntlich, wenn man Essigs:i1lre, enlwedcr an cine stnrlte Basis gebunden, bis zilm l\otligliihcn er\iilzt (wobei adserdem nur Kohlenssure gebildct mird), odcr frei, in L)ainpf,uestalt, durch einc Illit Koll[anslfickcn gefiillte und dunkelroth gliihende l\ilhre lciict. Er ist, … Show more

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“…Initially observed by Kane (1838) 1,2 but attributed to independent reports by Borodin (1869) 3,4 and Wurtz (1872), 5,6 the aldol reaction is the Proteus of enolate-mediated C−C bond formations and persists as one of the most broadly utilized transformations in chemical synthesis. Core physical organic and stereochemical principles associated with the aldol reaction, 7−13 applications of the aldol reaction in the total synthesis of natural products, 14−19 and catalytic enantioselective aldol reactions 20−24 have been reviewed.…”
Section: Introduction: Historical Perspective and Scope Of This Reviewmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Initially observed by Kane (1838) 1,2 but attributed to independent reports by Borodin (1869) 3,4 and Wurtz (1872), 5,6 the aldol reaction is the Proteus of enolate-mediated C−C bond formations and persists as one of the most broadly utilized transformations in chemical synthesis. Core physical organic and stereochemical principles associated with the aldol reaction, 7−13 applications of the aldol reaction in the total synthesis of natural products, 14−19 and catalytic enantioselective aldol reactions 20−24 have been reviewed.…”
Section: Introduction: Historical Perspective and Scope Of This Reviewmentioning
confidence: 95%