High Resolution Image Download MS PowerPoint Slide Axially chiral P,N-ligands have emerged as a powerful ligand class over time with significant recent advances in terms of their synthesis, resolution, and applications to a broad range of synthetically important asymmetric transformations. This Perspective describes the evolution of this ligand class from Quinap, the first member of the family, to the most recent UCD-Phim/StackPhim analogues, a journey with many “twists and turns”.
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