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Stereoselective Synthesis

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Dear Colleagues,

Stereoselective synthesis, also known as asymmetric synthesis, is a very wide concept, that includes any form of synthesis using reactions in which at least one element of chirality is formed in a substrate molecule, producing stereoisomeric, either enantio- or diastereoisomeric products, in unequal amounts. This special issue of Molecules will consider any submissions associated with stereoselective syntheses in any form.

Prof. Dr. Marcelo D. Preite

Guest Editor

Keywords

  • asymmetric synthesis
  • catalytic asymmetric synthesis
  • chiral auxiliaries
  • stoichiometric asymmetric synthesis
  • enantioselectivity
  • diastereoselectivity

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