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Present	Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, John Carroll University
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Organic Chemistry

mlkwan@jcu.edu
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Articles (5)

Improved synthesis of pincer ligand precursor, and synthesis and structural ...

Inorganic Chemistry Communications (2009)

Paul M. Schroder, Thomas F. Spilker, Wilson Luu, James B. Updegraff, et al.

An easier and more expedient synthesis of 2,6-(BrCH2C6H4)2-4-I-C6H3 (2) is reported. This material allowed easy synthesis of the new pincer ...

Diethylaluminum Chloride Mediated Vinylsilane Synthesis: Comparison of Different Solvent Systems.

Synthetic Communications (2004)

Man Lung Desmond Kwan, Merle A. Battiste, Megan K. Macala, Sylvia C. Aybar, et al.

Aromatic ketones were converted to one-carbon elongated-vinylsilanes in a convenient one-pot operation via the Peterson protocol. Reactions were conducted in ...

A convenient one-pot, organoaluminum mediated vinylsilane synthesis from non-enolizable ketones ...

Tetrahedron Letters (2002)

Man Lung Desmond Kwan and Merle A. Battiste

Vinylsilanes serve as convenient vinyl anion equivalents which have gained popularity over decades. A variety of non-enolizable aromatic ketones are ...

Kinetics of Substitution of Weakly Coordinating Nitrate by Chloride in ...

Organometallics (2001)

Minhton Cao, Liem V. Do, Norris W. Hoffman, Man Lung Desmond Kwan, et al.

The d6 complexes of formula (η5-Cp)Ru(CO)(ER3)ONO2, where ER3 = AsPh3, PPh3, P(p-anisyl)3, PPh2(o-anisyl), and P(OPh)3, were prepared by reaction of ...

Stereoselective one-pot synthesis of vinylsilanes from aromatic aldehydes

Tetrahedron Letters (2001)

Man Lung Desmond Kwan, Chiu W. Yeung, Kerry L. Breno and Kenneth M. Doxsee

Vinylsilanes serve as convenient vinyl anion equivalents, but procedures for their stereoselective synthesis from aldehydes are scarce. A variety of ...