1978
DOI: 10.1055/s-1978-24687
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Alkylation of Tetra-n-butylaminium Alkyl Hydrogen Phosphites. A New Route to Mixed Dialkyl Phosphites

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“…Given the modest, albeit positive, results obtained using diphenyl phosphite, we explored other H -phosphonate-based reagents ( 5 – 7 , Scheme ) to affect this transformation. The preparation of 5 – 7 involved first the conversion of methyl H –phosphonate ammonium salt 3 into its tetra- N -butylammonium counterpart ( 4 ) . Reagent 5 can be synthesized by the addition of pivaloyl chloride (PivCl) to 4 in pyridine .…”
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“…Given the modest, albeit positive, results obtained using diphenyl phosphite, we explored other H -phosphonate-based reagents ( 5 – 7 , Scheme ) to affect this transformation. The preparation of 5 – 7 involved first the conversion of methyl H –phosphonate ammonium salt 3 into its tetra- N -butylammonium counterpart ( 4 ) . Reagent 5 can be synthesized by the addition of pivaloyl chloride (PivCl) to 4 in pyridine .…”
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“…Moreover, approach a-2 requires the use of explosive and toxic tetrazole 7 to activate E and F. In comparison, approach b is initiated by preparing phosphite G by adding excess R 1 OH relative to B. The subsequent hydrolysis of G affords symmetrical Hphosphonate H. Either transesterification 8 of H with R 2 OH (b-1) or hydrolysis of H and subsequent alkylation 9 of D (b-2) affords the desired A. Both approaches also require temporal substitution of the chlorine atoms in B with an OR 1 group (b-1) or OR 1 and OH groups (b-2) to suppress the overreaction, along with purification of the intermediate.…”
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“…The subsequent hydrolysis of G affords symmetrical H -phosphonate H . Either transesterification of H with R 2 OH (b-1) or hydrolysis of H and subsequent alkylation of D (b-2) affords the desired A . Both approaches also require temporal substitution of the chlorine atoms in B with an OR 1 group (b-1) or OR 1 and OH groups (b-2) to suppress the overreaction, along with purification of the intermediate.…”
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confidence: 99%