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Berichtigung: How Big is the Pinacol Boronic Ester as a Substituent?

Valerio Fasano, Aidan W. McFord, Craig P. Butts, Beatrice S. L. Collins, Natalie Fey, Roger W. Alder, Varinder K. Aggarwal

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The 74:26 ratio observed for cyclohexyl pinacol boronic ester 4 corresponds to an A-value of 0.38 kcal mol−1 and not 0.42 kcal mol−1, as incorrectly reported in Scheme 2 and in the main text of this Communication. An A value of 0.42 corresponds to a ratio of 76:24. This correction does not alter the content of the paper.

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The 74:26 ratio observed for cyclohexyl pinacol boronic ester 4 corresponds to an A-value of 0.38 kcal mol−1 and not 0.42 kcal mol−1, as incorrectly reported in Scheme 2 and in the main text of this Communication. An A value of 0.42 corresponds to a ratio of 76:24. This correction does not alter the content of the paper.

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The 74:26 ratio observed for cyclohexyl pinacol boronic ester 4 corresponds to an A-value of 0.38 kcal mol−1 and not 0.42 kcal mol−1, as incorrectly reported in Scheme 2 and in the main text of this Communication. An A value of 0.42 corresponds to a ratio of 76:24. This correction does not alter the content of the paper.

Key concepts: Pinacol, Substituent, Chemistry, Boronic acid, Value (mathematics), Medicinal chemistry, Organic chemistry, Mathematics

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