“…Nucleophilic substances are alkylated by DMC with CO 2 elimination. These substances include phenols, thiols [9], [540][541][542][543][544][545][546][547][548], amines [8], [549], [550], amides and urethanes [551], [552], alcohols [553][554][555], even if these contain trialkylamino groups (i.e., usually, under similar conditions, the trialkylamino groups are quaternized and/or split off, but not in this case) [556], [557], and carboxylic acids and their anhydrides [558][559][560][561][562]. In all cases, the corresponding carbonates are produced, often as isolable intermediates, which split off CO 2 under more extreme conditions.…”