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С увеличением активности вряду:монопротонный(2aDBA@PS),дипротонный(2aBHA@PS),наблюдаетсяуменьшение стабильности ADC-PdII комплексов к действию Et3N и увеличение долипереходящих в раствор каталитических форм.115Работавыполненагосударственногоприфинансовойуниверситета(грантподдержке№Санкт-Петербургского12.38.195.2014),Министерстваобразования и науки РФ (грант № МК-3322.2014.3) и РФФИ (грант №14-03-32015), атакже с использованием оборудования ресурсных центров СПбГУ («Магнитнорезонансные методы исследования», «Методы анализа состава вещества»,«Рентгенодифракционныеметодыисследования»,«Физическиеметодыисследования поверхности», «Термогравиметрические и калориметрические методыисследования» и «Образовательного ресурсного центра по направлению химия»).Автор выражает благодарность сотрудникам РЦ за помощь при выполненииработы.116[1]Список литературы:Recent Progress in the Use of Pd-Catalyzed C–C Cross-Coupling Reactions in theSynthesis of Pharmaceutical Compounds / A.
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