Asymmetric Cross-Coupling is a catalytic carbon-carbon bond-forming reaction that belongs to the class of cross-coupling reactions and is distinguished by its ability to selectively generate chiral, non-racemic products through the use of enantioselective catalysts.
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Asymmetric catalysis in organic synthesis
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