The addition of isocyanicles to acyl chlorides (isocyanide-Nef reaction) leads to imidoyl chlorides which can later be treated with trialkylphosphites to afford new keteneimines in a Perkow-type reaction. The whole sequence may be performed without any solvent, and the resulting keteneimine may easily be converted to phosphorylated tetrazoles and triazoles.
作者:Didier Coffinier、Laurent El Kaim、Laurence Grimaud
DOI:10.1021/ol9004432
日期:2009.4.16
The addition of isocyanicles to acyl chlorides (isocyanide-Nef reaction) leads to imidoyl chlorides which can later be treated with trialkylphosphites to afford new keteneimines in a Perkow-type reaction. The whole sequence may be performed without any solvent, and the resulting keteneimine may easily be converted to phosphorylated tetrazoles and triazoles.