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Piperidine Synthesis Lab Report
Abstract: An effective and convenient approach to synthesize highly functionalized piperidines via one pot, five component reactions between aniline, ethylacetoacetate, and aldehyde at room temperature using alum as a catalyst. The advantage of alum in this domino reaction is emphasized and the library of compounds have been synthesis from good to moderate
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