N-halosulfonamides can be used to generate amino alcohols in his oxyamination.
A reaction named for this scientist uses a mixture that contains either PHAL(DHQ) ["phal-D-H-Q"] or (DHQD) ["D-H-Q-D"] and is known as AD-mix. N-halosulfonamides can be used to generate amino alcohols in his oxyamination. He discovered a reaction that uses titanium isopropoxide, and (+) or (-) ["plus or minus"] (*) DET to generate epoxyalcohols and one that uses osmium tetroxide to convert alkenes to diols. This scientist developed a synthetic paradigm that joins small units in a biomimetic fashion, like in the azide-alkyne cycloaddition. For 10 points name this American chemist who popularized click chemistry.
A reaction named for this scientist uses a mixture that contains either PHAL(DHQ)
Karl Barry Sharpless