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Selectivity in Organic Chemistry—Chemoselectivity

Mark C. Elliott

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Chemoselectivity Chemoselectivity is observed where one outcome is preferred in a reaction. There are actually two definitions that we need to consider. A chemoselective reaction is one in which one functional group reacts preferentially to another in a particular reaction. A chemoselective reaction...

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Chemoselectivity Chemoselectivity is observed where one outcome is preferred in a reaction. There are actually two definitions that we need to consider. A chemoselective reaction is one in which one functional group reacts preferentially to another in a particular reaction. A chemoselective reaction...

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Chemoselectivity Chemoselectivity is observed where one outcome is preferred in a reaction. There are actually two definitions that we need to consider. A chemoselective reaction is one in which one functional group reacts preferentially to another in a particular reaction. A chemoselective reaction...

Key concepts: Chemoselectivity, Chemistry, Organic chemistry, Catalysis

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