2006Journal of Heterocyclic ChemistryRequires access

Chemistry of quinuclidines as nitrogen bicyclic bridged‐ring structures

Wafaa S. Hamama, Osama M. Abd El‐Magid, Hanafi H. Zoorob

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Abstract This review summarises the structure, basicity, asymmetric organocatalysis, synthesis and reactions of quinuclidines. Quinuclidines are bicyclic saturated pyridin‐containing compounds with rigid structures and a ring‐juncture nitrogen atom. This review covers the period from 1984–2005.

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Abstract This review summarises the structure, basicity, asymmetric organocatalysis, synthesis and reactions of quinuclidines. Quinuclidines are bicyclic saturated pyridin‐containing compounds with rigid structures and a ring‐juncture nitrogen atom. This review covers the period from 1984–2005.

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Abstract This review summarises the structure, basicity, asymmetric organocatalysis, synthesis and reactions of quinuclidines. Quinuclidines are bicyclic saturated pyridin‐containing compounds with rigid structures and a ring‐juncture nitrogen atom. This review covers the period from 1984–2005.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Bicyclic molecule, Nitrogen atom, Ring (chemistry), Nitrogen, Organocatalysis, Stereochemistry, Medicinal chemistry

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