bisoxazoline
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Bisoxazoline ligand — In chemistry, bisoxazoline ligands (BOX ligands for short) are chiral ligands based on a bis oxazoline skeleton and used in combination with a metal compound in asymmetric synthesis as a chiral catalyst [ Bisoxazoline (BOX) Ligand Metal Complexes … Wikipedia
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