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Development and Application of Alcohol- and Amine-Directed Hydrogen Atom Transfer from Iron Hydrides for the Selective Reaction of Alkenes
Metal hydride hydrogen atom transfer (HAT) has emerged as a highly chemoselective method for the hydrofunctionalization of alkenes. This methodology has enabled practitioners to incorporate a wide range of functional groups into complex molecules. Despite the significant advances in the selectivity
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