Methylprenyl and Prenyl Protection for Sulfonamides
摘要:
2-Methylprenyl (MePre) is an efficient protection for sulfonamides. The acidic cleavage of this group leads to volatile by-products and the product can be obtained in high purity without additional purification. MePre group is resistant to Pd/C-catalysed hydrogenolysis at 1 atm, Suzuki-Miyaura reaction, Ni(0) catalysis conditions and oxidising reagents such as NIS and DDQ. The prenyl (Pre) group can also be used to protect sulfonamides in certain cases; however, the substrate scope is limited due to the side product formation.
Methylprenyl and Prenyl Protection for Sulfonamides
摘要:
2-Methylprenyl (MePre) is an efficient protection for sulfonamides. The acidic cleavage of this group leads to volatile by-products and the product can be obtained in high purity without additional purification. MePre group is resistant to Pd/C-catalysed hydrogenolysis at 1 atm, Suzuki-Miyaura reaction, Ni(0) catalysis conditions and oxidising reagents such as NIS and DDQ. The prenyl (Pre) group can also be used to protect sulfonamides in certain cases; however, the substrate scope is limited due to the side product formation.
Development, Synthesis, and in silico Investigations of Novel Acyclic Allyl Fluoride Derivatives
作者:Vaneet Saini、Nishita Chauhan、Harjinder Singh、Kamal Nain Singh、Jeffrey M. McKenna
DOI:10.1055/a-1961-8013
日期:2023.3
A onestep electrophilic fluorination of alkenes is reported, which furnishes the products in a highly regioselective manner via allylic rearrangement. The reaction proceeds efficiently under mild conditions with the use of trisubstituted alkenes as olefin partner and Selectfluor as an electrophilic fluorinating agent without the need of any transition metal catalyst or pre-functionalized substrates
2-Methylprenyl (MePre) is an efficient protection for sulfonamides. The acidic cleavage of this group leads to volatile by-products and the product can be obtained in high purity without additional purification. MePre group is resistant to Pd/C-catalysed hydrogenolysis at 1 atm, Suzuki-Miyaura reaction, Ni(0) catalysis conditions and oxidising reagents such as NIS and DDQ. The prenyl (Pre) group can also be used to protect sulfonamides in certain cases; however, the substrate scope is limited due to the side product formation.