E dynamic kinetic resolution

Asymmetric catalysis may also be achieved by the kinetic resolution of racemic substrates, where one enantiomer of starting material is selectively converted into product, leaving the other enantiomer unreacted, in some instances, both enantiomers of a starting material are converted into the same enantiomer of product, i.e. dynamic kinetic resolution. Most reactions fit into one of the categories identified in Figures 1.1-1.3, even if the exact structure is not represented. 

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