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2H-Azirines as electrophiles

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 07 Dec 2011 Portugal English Publisher:Research Signpost
Authors: Alves, M. José; Costa, Flora Teixeira e;

handle: 1822/14910

2H-Azirines as electrophiles

Abstract

2H-Azirines have shown an unusual potential to synthesise aziridines and other types of compounds. Many functionalized aziridines can be produced by addition of O-, S-,N-, C-nucleophiles and hydride to 2H-azirines. This review is designed to give an overview of the reactivity of 2H-azirines as electrophiles along the years and their usefulness in the synthesisof important families of compounds.

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Nucleophilic additions, 2H-azirines

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