Origins of Asymmetric Phosphazene Organocatalysis: Computations Reveal a Common Mechanism for Nitro- and Phospho-Aldol Additions

Origins of Asymmetric Phosphazene Organocatalysis: Computations Reveal a Common Mechanism for Nitro- and Phospho-Aldol Additions.

Simón, L.; Paton, R. S. J. Org. Chem. 2015, 80, 2756–2766

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