Comparative experiments show that ultrasonic irradiation reduces the reaction times and improves the yields in the di-alkylation and cyclo-di-alkylation of ethyl cyanoacetate under solid-liquid phase transfer conditions.
The reactions of tri-2-benzofuranylborane or aminoethyl di-2-thienylborinate and 2-thienylphenylborinate with dichlorocarbene generated in situ from chloroform under phase transfer conditions were explored as a new ro...The reactions of tri-2-benzofuranylborane or aminoethyl di-2-thienylborinate and 2-thienylphenylborinate with dichlorocarbene generated in situ from chloroform under phase transfer conditions were explored as a new route for the preparation of heteroaromatic ketones. It was found that a good yield of the ketones can be obtained by solid-liquid system.展开更多
(?)-Aryl-(?)-cyanosulfones are prepared under mild conditions with good yields by using palladium-catalyzed coupling reaction between aryl halides and (?)-cyanosulfones in the presence of phase transfer catalyst.
A convenient synthetic approach leading to protected inositol was described based on regioselective O-alkylation using alkyl halide under solid-liquid PTC condition
文摘Comparative experiments show that ultrasonic irradiation reduces the reaction times and improves the yields in the di-alkylation and cyclo-di-alkylation of ethyl cyanoacetate under solid-liquid phase transfer conditions.
文摘The reactions of tri-2-benzofuranylborane or aminoethyl di-2-thienylborinate and 2-thienylphenylborinate with dichlorocarbene generated in situ from chloroform under phase transfer conditions were explored as a new route for the preparation of heteroaromatic ketones. It was found that a good yield of the ketones can be obtained by solid-liquid system.
基金Supported by Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province
文摘(?)-Aryl-(?)-cyanosulfones are prepared under mild conditions with good yields by using palladium-catalyzed coupling reaction between aryl halides and (?)-cyanosulfones in the presence of phase transfer catalyst.
文摘A convenient synthetic approach leading to protected inositol was described based on regioselective O-alkylation using alkyl halide under solid-liquid PTC condition