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Reducing agents organoboron compounds

Our review of the use of organoboron compounds in radical chemistry will concentrate on applications where the organoborane is used as an initiator, as a direct source of carbon-centered radicals, as a chain transfer reagent and finally as a radical reducing agent. The simple formation of carbon-heteroatom bonds via a radical process is not treated in this review since it has been treated in previous review articles [3,9]. [Pg.83]

Organoboron Compounds as Radical Reducing Agents as Complexes with Water and Alcohols... [Pg.67]

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