Chemoselective oxidative hydrolysis of EWG protected α-arylamino vinyl bromides to α-arylamino-α′-bromoacetones
摘要:
Vinyl bromides bearing an arylamino group in the vicinal position are chemoselectively transformed into interesting alpha-arylamino-alpha'-bromoacetones through a straightforward oxidative hydrolysis promoted by calcium hypobromite under mild acidic conditions. Significantly, this particular combination [vinyl bromides and Ca(BrO)(2)] avoids bromination at both the aromatic ring and activated positions in groups substituting the amine nitrogen. The usefulness of this class of brominated ketones has been shown in a Wittig homologation. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Chemoselective oxidative hydrolysis of EWG protected α-arylamino vinyl bromides to α-arylamino-α′-bromoacetones
摘要:
Vinyl bromides bearing an arylamino group in the vicinal position are chemoselectively transformed into interesting alpha-arylamino-alpha'-bromoacetones through a straightforward oxidative hydrolysis promoted by calcium hypobromite under mild acidic conditions. Significantly, this particular combination [vinyl bromides and Ca(BrO)(2)] avoids bromination at both the aromatic ring and activated positions in groups substituting the amine nitrogen. The usefulness of this class of brominated ketones has been shown in a Wittig homologation. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Chemoselective oxidative hydrolysis of EWG protected α-arylamino vinyl bromides to α-arylamino-α′-bromoacetones
作者:Vittorio Pace、Laura Castoldi、María J. Hernáiz、Andrés R. Alcántara、Wolfgang Holzer
DOI:10.1016/j.tetlet.2013.05.118
日期:2013.8
Vinyl bromides bearing an arylamino group in the vicinal position are chemoselectively transformed into interesting alpha-arylamino-alpha'-bromoacetones through a straightforward oxidative hydrolysis promoted by calcium hypobromite under mild acidic conditions. Significantly, this particular combination [vinyl bromides and Ca(BrO)(2)] avoids bromination at both the aromatic ring and activated positions in groups substituting the amine nitrogen. The usefulness of this class of brominated ketones has been shown in a Wittig homologation. (c) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.