“…The 1-chloroethylphosphonamidate (5) was prepared from the corresponding phosphonic dichloride (4) by treatment first with methanol-triethylamine (1 mol equiv. ), then with aniline (Scheme 1).…”
“…The 1-chloroethylphosphonamidate (5) was prepared from the corresponding phosphonic dichloride (4) by treatment first with methanol-triethylamine (1 mol equiv. ), then with aniline (Scheme 1).…”
“…A novel rearrangement involving an intramolecular substitution of the chlorine atom by an aromatic amine has recently been described. When the unsymmetrical phosphonic diamide 61 is treated with alkoxide, loss of a proton from the anilino group leads to the synthesis of 63 via a highly reactive three membered ring intermediate 62 (Scheme ) 105a…”
Section: Amino Derivativesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This reaction has been extended to chloro phosphonamidates in which the N -phenyl group has been replaced by N -alkyl. In this case the reaction can give two products: by P−N cleavage of the three membered ring to give an α-amino phosphonate or by P−C cleavage to give a phosphoramidate. 105b,c …”
“…When the a-chlorophosphonic diamide (1) is heated with RONa-ROH in dimethylformamide the phenylamino group migrates from phosphorus to the a-carbon atom and the CCanilino compound (2; R = Me, Et, or Ph) is obtained in good yield (5(r_S0%). 2 Comparable behaviour has recently been observed with N-phenyl a-chlorophosphonamidates, including the more highly alkylated substrates (3; R = H) and (3; R = Me),3 suggesting that this type of rearrangement has considerable generality and synthetic potential.…”
The α‐chlorophosphonamidates (I) react with the ammonium methoxide (II) to give two types of rearrangement products, the phosphoramidates (III) and the α‐amino phosphonates (IV).
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