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ChemInform Abstract: Convenient Primary Amidation of N‐Protected Phenylglycine and Dipeptides Without Racemization or Epimerization.

Takuya Noguchi, Seunghee Jung, Nobuyuki Imai

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Abstract The activation and amidation step proceeds at low temperature, thus avoiding racemization of the products.

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Abstract The activation and amidation step proceeds at low temperature, thus avoiding racemization of the products.

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Abstract The activation and amidation step proceeds at low temperature, thus avoiding racemization of the products.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Racemization, Epimer, Primary (astronomy), Organic chemistry, Combinatorial chemistry, Stereochemistry, Physics

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