AI Article Synopsis
- Garner's aldehyde consists of two enantiomers that can be produced from the same starting material.
- The method used to create these enantiomers is called catalytic asymmetric hydroformylation.
- This process involves adding a formyl group to an alkene (specifically alkene 4) to yield different chiral forms of the aldehyde.
Article Abstract
Both enantiomers of Garner's aldehyde (3) are prepared from the same alkene 4 by catalytic asymmetric hydroformylation.
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