Abstract
A new strategy for exploring novel reactions, utilizing Mayr’s reactivity parameters, is developed. We create a highly accurate prediction model of reactivity parameters using machine learning. Validating the reactivity scales in the reactions of isoquinoline and predicting the reactivity in commercially available chemicals lead to a new approach for exploring chemical reactions. Incorporating Mayr's reactivity parameters in both chemical reactivity mapping and chemical reaction space contributes to expedite the exploitation of reactions in small molecule syntheses.



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