Ring-closure Reactions
Ring-Closure Reactions is a synthetic organic transformation that belongs to the class of cyclization processes, distinguished by the formation of a heterocyclic ring through the intramolecular bond formation between two non-adjacent atoms within a acyclic precursor containing heteroatom(s).
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