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- A new method for making complex nitroalkenes is introduced, using a cross metathesis reaction between basic nitro compounds and different substituted alkenes.
- This technique provides a straightforward way to produce nitroalkenes that are otherwise hard to create.
- The resulting nitroalkenes can be valuable as building blocks for various heterocyclic compounds, which have important applications in chemistry.
Article Abstract
A synthesis of highly functionalized nitroalkenes is reported that utilizes a cross metathesis (CM) reaction between simple aliphatic nitro compounds and a range of substituted alkenes. This chemistry offers a simple and attractive route to nitroalkenes that would otherwise be difficult to prepare, and that have a very useful application as precursors to a variety of heterocyclic entities.
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