Elimination Reactions
Elimination Reactions is a class of organic reactions in which two atoms or substituent groups are removed from adjacent atoms of a molecule, typically a β-hydrogen and a leaving group on neighboring carbons, resulting in the formation of a new multiple bond (usually a C=C or C≡C π bond) in the product.
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A supramolecular microenvironment strategy for transition metal catalysis
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