Tsuji-Trost reaction
protodesilylation
autocatalysis
allylpalladium
palladation
allylic
supercatalyst
acetamidation
carrier
parasubstitution
benzoylate
acetoxypalladation
catalysate
isopentenylation
silatropy
palladacycle
tetrapalladium
diphenylallyl
thioylation
bromination
silylformylation
aminopalladation
carboxyalkylation
catalyze
ferment
autopoisoning
dialuric acid
galloylation
ammonium
bromoallyl
sialylation
catecholation
-ylene
regioselective
synthome
isotopic chemistry
precatalyst
catalytic agent
butyryltransferase
autocatalyst
arsenido
phase-transfer catalyst
iododesilylation
transinhibition
metasubstitution
multicatalytic
SN1 reaction
apiosylate
protonography
monobrominated
pyridoxylation
nucleophilic substitution
aminooxygenation
desialylation
isopentenyltransferase
bromotrifluoromethylation
amidiniumation
chloromethylation
pyrido
ethane
sialation
transsilylation
thiolase
purination
alkylpalladium
monosialylation
palladious
pentapalladium
heterogeneous catalysis
cataloreactant
apiosylated
amidoligase
electrophilic substitution
bisulfitization
substitution reaction
carbamoylation
transchelation
fucosyl
catalytical
palladiferous
allylstannane
sialofucosyl
transcarbamylation
copolymerase
stereospecific catalyst
carboxyl
cocatalyst
sigmatropy
ruthenylated
carboxymethylate
catalytic activity
allylation
caproylation
fluorodesulfurization
allelochemic
substituent
carboxylic
palladium black
benzoylated
perbromo

English words for 'A palladium-catalysed substitution reaction involving a substrate that contains a leaving group in an allylic position. The palladium catalyst first coordinates with the allyl group and then undergoes oxidative addition, forming the π-allyl complex. This allyl complex can then be attacked by a nucleophile, resulting in the substituted product.'

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