Lecture

Asymmetric Synthesis: Concepts and Models

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This lecture covers reactions not following the Felkin-Anh model, such as chelation and directed reductions using boranes. Factors favoring chelation include a strong Lewis acid with at least two free coordination sites. Directed reductions with boranes involve specific substrates and reduction by beta elimination.

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