June 1, 2002The Journal of Organic Chemistry156 citations

Convenient Preparation of trans-Arylalkenes via Palladium(II)-Catalyzed Isomerization of cis-Arylalkenes

JYJin‐Quan Yu MGMatthew J. Gaunt JSJonathan B. Spencer

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A convenient method for the isomerization of cis-arylalkenes to their trans isomers using a palladium(II) catalyst is described. The reaction conditions are mild and general across a range of arylalkenes. The synthesis of a trans-resveratrol derivative from a mixture of alkene isomers was also completed.

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