ReviewMolecules (Basel, Switzerland)2016
Water and Aqueous Mixtures as Convenient Alternative Media for Organoselenium Chemistry.
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- Special Issue: "Organic Reactions in Green Solvents".Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) · 2016Article
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Abstract
Even if water is the natural environment for bioorganic reactions, its use in organic chemistry is often severely limited by the high insolubility of the organic derivatives. In this review, we introduce some examples of the use of water to perform organoselenium chemistry. We mainly discuss the advantages of this medium when the recyclability is demonstrated and when the water can control the selectivity of a reaction or enhance the reaction rate.
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