Reactions of α-Chloro-α-phosphonopropionic Acid Trichloride with Nucleophilic Reagents
摘要:
Alcoholysis of alpha-chloro-alpha-phosphonopropionic acid trichloride with allyl and propargyl alcohols was studied. It was found that the reaction proceeded selectively at the carbonyl carbon atom. The reaction of alpha-chloro-alpha-phosphonopropionic acid trichloride with triethyl phosphite yielded alpha-methyl-beta-diethylphosphatovinylphosphonic acid dichloride. A method was proposed for the synthesis of previously unknown phosphonobarbiturates and of a number of other phosphorus-containing heterocycles via the reaction of alpha-chloro-alpha-phosphonopropionic acid trichloride with urea or thiourea in the presence of pyridine. In all the cases, complex salts of pyridine with alpha-chloro-alpha-phosphonopropionic acid were isolated from the aqueous phase and characterized. The reaction of the trichloride with dimethyl sulfoxide involved its sulfur and oxygen atoms.
Reactions of α-Chloro-α-phosphonopropionic Acid Trichloride with Nucleophilic Reagents
作者:G. E. Allakhverdieva、V. M. Ismailov、I. A. Mamedov、R. K. Askerov、N. N. Yusubov
DOI:10.1134/s1070363220080113
日期:2020.8
Alcoholysis of alpha-chloro-alpha-phosphonopropionic acid trichloride with allyl and propargyl alcohols was studied. It was found that the reaction proceeded selectively at the carbonyl carbon atom. The reaction of alpha-chloro-alpha-phosphonopropionic acid trichloride with triethyl phosphite yielded alpha-methyl-beta-diethylphosphatovinylphosphonic acid dichloride. A method was proposed for the synthesis of previously unknown phosphonobarbiturates and of a number of other phosphorus-containing heterocycles via the reaction of alpha-chloro-alpha-phosphonopropionic acid trichloride with urea or thiourea in the presence of pyridine. In all the cases, complex salts of pyridine with alpha-chloro-alpha-phosphonopropionic acid were isolated from the aqueous phase and characterized. The reaction of the trichloride with dimethyl sulfoxide involved its sulfur and oxygen atoms.