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A direct method for carboformylation at last: the acid chloride does the job!
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Aldehydes occupy an important place within the landscape of fine chemicals, notably due to their extensive use in a wide variety of products such as detergents, fragrances, insecticides, etc. The most straightforward type of reactions to produce aldehydes in an atom-efficient manner and direct way lies in the carboformylation of unsaturated compound. Among them, hydroformylation […]
Read MoreScientists make supramolecular iridium catalyst with enzyme-like precise conversions
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By Sander Kluwer, InCatT B.V. The conversion of feedstocks to useable chemical compounds is at the heart of chemistry and the chemical industry. Many catalytic transformations have been developed in the last decades to mature processes. Despite numerous efforts, there were always a number transformations that remained a tough nut to crack. One such conversion […]
Read MoreExpending catalyst space using a new ligand synthesis (an article review)
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The testing of libraries of phosphorus ligands is at the core of catalyst screening for the optimization of industrially relevant process. Among these processes, hydrogenation, hydroformylation and cross coupling reactions strongly depends on such methodology. In this regard, the availability of structurally and electronically diverse phosphorus ligands is essential to fully explore the relationship between […]
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