Baldwin's rules in organic chemistry classify various addition cyclization reactions, and predict when those cyclizations may experience severe steric hindrance during the cyclization step. They were first proposed by Sir Jack Baldwin in 1976.
Baldwin's rules in organic chemistry classify various addition cyclization reactions, and predict when those cyclizations may experience severe steric hindrance during the cyclization step. They were first proposed by Sir Jack Baldwin in 1976.
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