1953
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19530860909
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Alkylierungen mehrwertiger Phenole mit Dialkylsulfat

Abstract: Es wurde die Abhangigkeit der Alkylierung von pH und Losungsmittel bei 2und 3wertigen Phenolen untersucht. Hieraus ergaben sich neue Darstellungsmethoden fur Monomethyl-und Monoiithyliither von Brenzcatechin, Resorcin und Hydrochinon sowie fur Trimethyl-und Triathylather des Phloroglucins. Fur die Darstellung der Mono-und Dimethykither des Pyrogallols und Phloroglucins werden neue Vorschriften gegeben. pB-Wert, Losungsmittel und Menge des Alkylierungsmittels sind die madgeblichen Faktoren der Alkylierung, dere… Show more

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“…As shown in Scheme , the synthesis of aromatic building block 3 started from orcinol 5 , which was monoethylated with diethylsulfate followed by selective bromination of the aromatic core with NBS . After protection of the remaining phenol as a tert -butyl ether, the benzylic position was brominated with NBS/AIBN.…”
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“…As shown in Scheme , the synthesis of aromatic building block 3 started from orcinol 5 , which was monoethylated with diethylsulfate followed by selective bromination of the aromatic core with NBS . After protection of the remaining phenol as a tert -butyl ether, the benzylic position was brominated with NBS/AIBN.…”
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“…The acetophenone 34 was obtained in three steps and 60% overall yield from phloroglucinol (11) through O-selective permethylation, [65][66][67][68] ketimine formation, 70 hydrolysis, and selective ortho-demethylation. 52,53 It is worth mentioning that the outcome of the hydrolysis of the intermediate ketimine salt is dependent on the temperature, due to competing deacylation.…”
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