作者:Hichem Elamari、Faouzi Meganem、Jean Herscovici、Christian Girard
DOI:10.1016/j.tetlet.2010.11.141
日期:2011.2
Best of both worlds, molecules bearing two alkyne groups, activated and unactivated, can selectively react on the activated one in a copper-free version of Huisgen's reaction to form a first triazole ring, with a good selectivity toward the 1,4-isomer, which is solely isolated by a simple trituration procedure. The other alkyne function is then submitted to the selective reaction using a polymer-supported copper(I) catalyst to form a second triazole ring. This gave access to disymmetric bistriazoles without the need of protection using simple, easy, and fast procedures. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.