2010
DOI: 10.1080/10426500903061541
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Iodine-Catalyzed, Efficient Synthesis of α-Hydroxy Phosphonates in Water

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“…The drawback of this protocol is the rather complicated work-up comprising quenching, extraction, and then chromatography. An interesting finding is that iodine may also be a catalyst in the reaction of aldehydes and triethyl phosphite ( Table 2 /Entry 9) [ 49 ]. The catalytic effect of I 2 was explained similarly as that of the acid catalysts: iodine is able to interact with the oxygen atom of the carbonyl group, making the C=O bond more electrophilic.…”
Section: Synthetic Routes Towards α-Hydroxyphosphonatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The drawback of this protocol is the rather complicated work-up comprising quenching, extraction, and then chromatography. An interesting finding is that iodine may also be a catalyst in the reaction of aldehydes and triethyl phosphite ( Table 2 /Entry 9) [ 49 ]. The catalytic effect of I 2 was explained similarly as that of the acid catalysts: iodine is able to interact with the oxygen atom of the carbonyl group, making the C=O bond more electrophilic.…”
Section: Synthetic Routes Towards α-Hydroxyphosphonatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alternatively, in some circumstances, extremely acidic conditions are applied, also incompatible with DNA . Only rare studies reported a process conducted in aqueous media under thermal conditions. , …”
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“…33 Only rare studies reported a process conducted in aqueous media under thermal conditions. 34,35 Hence, we turned our focus on the investigation of these potentially valuable on-DNA Abramov and Pudovik reactions, even though known reaction conditions may be detrimental to DNA's integrity, 36 in the hope that a judicious choice of reaction conditions could transcend such obstacles. After examining commonly exploited off-DNA reaction conditions, we determined that basic aqueous reaction media could be particularly appropriated.…”
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