Big Chemical Encyclopedia

Chemical substances, components, reactions, process design ...

Rationalizing Reactivity and Selectivity in Aminocatalytic Reactions

The underlying theme encompassing all these catalytic reactions is the initial activation of a substrate to a better nucleophile or electrophile. Such activated substrates exhibit an increased propensity to form new chemical bonds. It is. [Pg.465]

Comprehensive Enantioselective Organocatalysis Catalysts, Reactions, and Applications, First Edition. [Pg.465]

See other pages where Rationalizing Reactivity and Selectivity in Aminocatalytic Reactions is mentioned: [Pg.465] [Pg.466] [Pg.468] [Pg.470] [Pg.472] [Pg.474] [Pg.476] [Pg.478] [Pg.480] [Pg.482] [Pg.486] [Pg.490] [Pg.494] [Pg.465] [Pg.466] [Pg.470] [Pg.472] [Pg.474] [Pg.476] [Pg.478] [Pg.480] [Pg.482] [Pg.486] [Pg.490] [Pg.492] [Pg.494]

SEARCH

Rational

Rationalism

Reaction rational

Reaction selective

Reactions selection

Reactivation reaction

Reactivity reaction

Reactivity-selectivity

Selected reactions

Selectivity reactions

Selectivity, and reactivity

Selectivity, in reactions