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Iron- versus ruthenium-catalysed oxidation of unprotected polyols via transfer hydrogenation: direct and tunable access to diverse poly-hydroxy-heterocycles and diamidopolyols
Transfer hydrogenation (TH) offers a sustainable approach for the oxidation of poly-hydroxylated substrates without the need for protecting groups or strong oxidants.
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