2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.tet.2013.06.050
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Allylation of aldehydes with potassium allyltrifluoroborate catalyzed by Amberlyst A-15

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“…However, a drastic increase in the amount of beta zeolite to 150% m/m led to a decrease in yield (experiment 1), and by-products were visualized by CCD, probably due to the increase in acidity, since the thermogravimetric curves of beta zeolite, showing the thermal desorption of the n-butylamine molecule, indicated an acidity of 2.6 mmol.g -1 . A similar result was described by Couto et al [36] when they increased the Amberlyst A-15 the reaction yield decreased. When the amount of beta zeolite was drastically reduced to 25% m/m, the reaction was not complete (experiment 5), even leaving the reaction system for up to 60 min.…”
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confidence: 87%
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“…However, a drastic increase in the amount of beta zeolite to 150% m/m led to a decrease in yield (experiment 1), and by-products were visualized by CCD, probably due to the increase in acidity, since the thermogravimetric curves of beta zeolite, showing the thermal desorption of the n-butylamine molecule, indicated an acidity of 2.6 mmol.g -1 . A similar result was described by Couto et al [36] when they increased the Amberlyst A-15 the reaction yield decreased. When the amount of beta zeolite was drastically reduced to 25% m/m, the reaction was not complete (experiment 5), even leaving the reaction system for up to 60 min.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 87%
“…The same was observed for allylation using aldehydes containing the methoxy group at the o-, m-, and p-positions (experiments 7 and 9). It is noteworthy that Couto et al [36] when performing the allylation reaction using the Amberlyst A-15, found that the position of electron-withdrawing or electron-donating groups did not significantly affect the reaction time and yield. However, methoxybenzaldehyde allylations 1g-i had a longer reaction time compared to nitrobenzaldehyde allylations 1a-c, most likely due to the methoxy group being electron donor, which makes carbonyl less electrophilic, making nucleophilic attack difficult.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Quando o aldeído heterocíclico 4o foi submetido às condições reacionais de alilação, o álcool homoalílico 5o foi obtido em moderado rendimento (Tabela 5, entrada 15). A reação de alilação de aldeídos alifáticos 4q-r levou à formação dos álcoois homoalílicos 5q-r com rendimentos de 59 a 62% (Tabela 5, entrada 17 e 18), sendo este baixo rendimento atribuído, de acordo com a literatura, 25 a volatilidades dos produtos de partida 5q-r.…”
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“…A amberlyst A-15 foi escolhida, uma vez que o nosso grupo de pesquisa propôs recentemente o seu emprego como promotor heterogêneo da alilação. 25 Os resultados estão sumarizados na Tabela 7. Rendimento do produto isolado após cromatografia de camada delgada utilizando como sistema eluente hexano:acetato de etila na proporção (9,5:5).…”
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“…RMN de 13 C (CDCl3, 75MHz): δ = 87,0; 86,0; 81,7; 81,1; 72,5; 72,1; 56,8; 56,5; 33,4; 33,3 (2C); 32,8; 25,7 (3C); 25,6 (3C). 6;81,5;79,2;78,3;72,4;72,0;56,7;56,6;38,2;38,1;Parte experimental 143 35,8;35,4;31,8 (2C);29,7;29,6;29,3 (2C);26,4;26,2;22,7 (2C); 14,1 (2C). A preparação do THF 52f foi realizada seguindo o método A utilizando o álcool 33f (166 mg; 1,00 mmol), I2 (51 mg; 0,20 mmol), HTIB (809 mg; 2,00 mmol) e MeOH (5 mL).…”
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