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All articles of this category Starting from chiral acyclic substrates, stereoselective intermolecular radical reactions leading to 1,2 and 1,4-asymmetric inductions are described. The synthetic usefulness of these reactions occuring through radical processes being demonstrated, a rationalization of the 1,2-asymmetric induction is attempted in terms of steric vs electronic controls . 1 Introduction 2 Relative 1,2 -Asymmetric Inductions ( Substrate Control ). 2.1 α-Chiral Radicals A (Tables I to IV). 2.2 α-Chiral Olefins B ((Table V). 3 Relative 1,4 -Asymmetric Inductions ( Chiral Auxiliary Control ) 3.1 δ-Chiral Radicals C (Table VI) 3.2 δ-Chiral Olefins D ) (Table VII) 4 Conclusion
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