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A convenient and scaleable procedure for removing the Fmoc group in solution

Sheppeck II et al., 2000

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3036753345280891159
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Sheppeck II J
Kar H
Hong H
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Tetrahedron Letters

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An improved and simple reagent system was developed to facilitate solution-phase deprotection of Fmoc-protected amines. Catalytic DBU in the presence of an aliphatic or polymer-supported thiol rapidly removed the Fmoc group to provide the amine free base in …
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