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Aldehydes, halogenation metal catalyzed

In a series of reactions similar to those described for amino acid complexes, pyruvic acid undergoes metal-catalyzed condensation with aldehydes and also halogenation (Scheme 14). Again, the metal ion presumably functions by accelerating the formation of the methylene carbanion. [Pg.426]

In addition, it is noteworthy that this catalytic system tolerates several functional groups (halogens, esters, and aldehydes) that often pose problems in metal-catalyzed reactions. [Pg.994]


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