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Solid-State Ionic Reactions,velopment of waste-free reactions, that is, solvent-free reactions, is more desirable. Although a variety of organic solid-state reactions have been investigated up to now, these are mostly photoreactions that involve radical intermediates or proceed via cyclo-additions [1]. Ionic reactions of organ

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Achieving Enantio and Diastereoselectivities in Photoreactions Through the Use of a Confined Space,an now be synthesized as single enantiomers. Unfortunately, asymmetric photochemical reactions have not enjoyed the same level of success [2]. In the past, chiral solvents, chiral auxiliaries, circularly polarized light, and chiral sensitizers have been utilized to conduct enantioselective photoreac