Reactive Intermediates: Annulations and Additions

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Description

This lecture covers the types of reactive intermediates, background, main innovations, and selected examples in annulations and formal 1,2-additions. It explores the use of homo enolate equivalents, acyl azoliums, and conjugated enolate equivalents in various reactions. The instructor discusses the reactivity overview and concludes with future research directions.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Chemistry

Organic chemistry: Organometallic chemistry

Chemical reactions: Organic reactions

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