David D Ford1, Dan Lehnherr1, C Rose Kennedy1

  • 1Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138, USA.

まとめ

ヒラルのHボンドドナーは 重要な触媒です この研究では,チオウレア触媒は不活性な二重体を形成し,その分断によって2:1複合体となり,将来の触媒設計を導くことが明らかになった.

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