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Diop
A chiral bisphosphine ligand designed by Kagan in 1971. It can be attached to metal catalysts for asymmetric catalytic hydrogenation reactions and represents a milestone in chiral ligand design.
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Oct 12
Around 1971, Kagan designed a chiral ligand named Diop, which attaches to a metal catalyst and can efficiently produce single chiral molecules; it is made from the tartaric acid that Pasteur sorted by hand in his time.
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