A Green Chemistry Approach to a More Efficient Asymmetric Catalyst: Solvent-Free and Highly Concentrated Alkyl Additions to Ketones
Sang‐Jin Jeon(University of Pennsylvania), Patrick J. Walsh(University of Pennsylvania), Hongmei Li(Shenyang Aerospace University)
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