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Branched Selectivity in the Pd-Catalysed Methoxycarbonylation of 1-Alkenes
Charmaine Arderne
, Llia A. Guzei
,
Cedric W. Holzapfel
, Tyler Bredenkamp
Chemical Sciences
University of Johannesburg
University of Wisconsin-Madison
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1-alkenes
100%
Methoxycarbonylation
100%
Methoxyphenyl
100%
Pd-catalyzed
100%
Branched Selectivity
100%
Phosphine
66%
Alkenes
66%
Methoxy
66%
Branched Ester
66%
High Regioselectivity
66%
High Temperature
33%
Dissociation
33%
Phenyl
33%
Tris
33%
1-hexene
33%
Palladium(II) Complexes
33%
Regioselectivity
33%
1-pentene
33%
Pd(II) Complexes
33%
Catalyst System
33%
Turnover Frequency
33%
Acid Concentration
33%
Catalyst Stability
33%
Diphenylphosphine
33%
Lability
33%
Frequency Conversion
33%
Ligand Dissociation
33%
Catalyst Decomposition
33%
O-donor Ligands
33%
CRISTAL
33%
Frequency Stability
33%
Chemistry
Alkene
100%
Regioselectivity
100%
Methoxycarbonylation
100%
Catalyst
66%
Phosphine
66%
Crystal Structure
33%
Tris
33%
1-Hexene
33%
Palladium
33%
Turnover Frequency
33%
O-Donor Ligand
33%
catalyst stability
33%
Diphenylphosphine
33%