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Ni-catalyzed cross coupling of non-activated alkyl halides: a mechanistic perspective

Xile Hu
2011
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Abstract

Cross coupling of non-activated alkyl halides is a potentially transformative methodology in organic synthesis. Herein we review the recent development of nickel-catalyzed coupling of non-activated alkyl halides. The current understanding of the mechanism of these coupling reactions is highlighted. As the mechanism is ligand-dependant, the perspective is organized according to the types of ligands employed in the catalysis.

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