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Nickel catalysis aldehydes 1,2-addition

Multiple-component difunctionalization reactions of a,/ -unsaturated carbonyl systems have been achieved by catalytic conjugate addition/aldol sequences. As Scheme 8.13 illustrates, an efficient method reported by Montgomery [46] allows regioselective addition of an aryl iodide to the /i-position of an unsaturated ester under nickel catalysis and subsequent trapping with an aldehyde to give / -hydroxyesters (e.g. 33). Significantly, premature termination of the sequence by the /Miydride elimination process that is usually observed in Pd-catalyzed Heck reactions does not occur here. [Pg.231]


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