Catalytic Synthesis is a synthetic methodology within organic chemistry that employs a catalytic amount of a substance to facilitate the efficient and selective construction of complex organic molecules, thereby enhancing atom economy by minimizing waste and reducing the number of stoichiometric reagents required in the transformation.
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The Atom Economy—A Search for Synthetic Efficiency
Asymmetric catalysis in organic synthesis
G. Jenner · Applied Catalysis A General · 1994 · 1.8K citations
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