2D ultrafast HMBC: a valuable tool for monitoring organic reactions

Organic Letters
Antonio HerreraElena Sáez

Abstract

Ultrafast 2D HMBC spectroscopy permits real-time monitoring of a reaction based on the structural changes produced in a carbonyl carbon atom. This new technique was used to study the reaction of ketones, nitriles, and Tf(2)O, affording relevant information about new intermediates and kinetic data.

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Jul 12, 2014·Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry·Patrick Giraudeau, Lucio Frydman
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