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Catalytic dehydrative amide bond formation using aqueous ammonia: synthesis of primary amides utilizing diboronic acid anhydride catalysis

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By Naoya Takahashi, Kazuishi Makino, Hinata Iwasawa, Tatsuhito Kinashi
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Catalytic dehydrative amide bond formation using aqueous ammonia: synthesis of primary amides utilizing diboronic acid anhydride catalysis† Naoya Takahashi,a Hinata Iwasawa,b Tatsuhito Kinashi,a Kazuishi Makino a and Naoyuki Shimada *b Abstract Although aqueous ammonia is an inexpensive and readily available safe source of ammonia, there have been no successful studies on direct catalytic dehydrative amidations of carboxylic acids with aqueous ammonia.
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Catalytic dehydrative amide bond formation using aqueous ammonia: synthesis of primary amides utilizing diboronic acid anhydride catalysis

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By Naoya Takahashi, Hinata Iwasawa, Tatsuhito Kinashi, Kazuishi Makino
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Catalytic dehydrative amide bond formation using aqueous ammonia: synthesis of primary amides utilizing diboronic acid anhydride catalysis† Naoya Takahashi,a Hinata Iwasawa,b Tatsuhito Kinashi,a Kazuishi Makino a and Naoyuki Shimada *b Abstract Although aqueous ammonia is an inexpensive and readily available safe source of ammonia, there have been no successful studies on direct catalytic dehydrative amidations of carboxylic acids with aqueous ammonia.
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