Negishi coupling
Negishi coupling noun: any of a class of reactions in which an organic halide reacts with an organometallic zinc compound under the control of a catalyst; R-X + R'-Zn-X' => R-R'.
Noun
Negishi coupling (countable and uncountable, plural Negishi couplings)
- Any of a class of reactions in which an organic halide reacts with an organometallic zinc compound under the control of a catalyst; R-X + R'-Zn-X' => R-R'
Forms of Negishi coupling
| plural | Negishi couplings |
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Origin of Negishi coupling
Named after Ei-ichi Negishi, Japanese chemist.
Questions about Negishi coupling
- What does Negishi coupling mean?
- Negishi coupling means any of a class of reactions in which an organic halide reacts with an organometallic zinc compound under the control of a catalyst; R-X + R'-Zn-X' => R-R'.
- What part of speech is Negishi coupling?
- Negishi coupling is a noun.
- What is the plural of Negishi coupling?
- The plural of Negishi coupling is Negishi couplings.
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