| Authors | Clint Peter Woodward, Nicolas Daniel Spiccia, William Roy Jackson and Andrea Jane Robinson |
| Published | Chemical Communications |
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Acyclic diamines are valuable feedstocks for polyamide synthesis. Ruthenium-alkylidene catalysed cross metathesis of amino alkenes is problematic and acyl derivatisation can result in less efficient syntheses, poor catalyst turnover and isomerisation. Temporary amine masking via stable and soluble ammonium salts delivers cyclic and acyclic aminoalkenes in high yield and purity. |
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C. P. Woodward, N. D. Spiccia, W. R. Jackson, A. J. Robinson, Chem. Commun., 2011, 47, 779–781. |
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| Doi | DOI: 10.1039/c0cc03716h |
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