Angewandte Chemie International Edition · 2009 · 166 citations · 39 references
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All that glitters: Binary catalytic systems of gold(I) complexes and chiral Brønsted acids, which were recently reported by the research groups of Dixon and Gong, represent a significant leap forwards in the area of sequential one-pot reactions. The special feature of these reactions is the isolobal analogy of the proton and [LAuI] cations, which requires a delicate balance between the reactivities of the acids and the gold complexes.
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