Chemists at Wuhan University have unveiled a nickel-catalysed reaction that can build an impressive range of alkene architectures from the same simple set of starting materials, simply by changing the ligand on the catalyst. The work, published in Nature Chemistry, addresses one of the most stubborn challenges in synthetic chemistry: how to access regioisomers, stereoisomers […]
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