1976
DOI: 10.1021/jo00869a048
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Reaction of phosphoranes with formate esters. New method for synthesis of vinyl ethers

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“…Despite the synthetic applicability of β-alkoxyacrylates, they are mainly prepared by conjugate addition of alcohols/phenols to propiolate esters (Figure a). ,− , Other less employed alternatives (Figure b) consist of esterification of alcohols with 3-alkoxyacryloyl chloride, Wittig reaction between (phosphanylidene)­acetates and alkyl formates, addition/elimination of alcohols to β-iodo- or β-methoxyacrylates, ,,, and Reformatsky reaction with bromoacetates . The existence of a single methodology for obtaining this synthon has led us to search for a new possible route via a retrosynthetic analysis with two disconnections (Scheme ): the first based on O-alkylation of a formylacetate derivative followed by a Claisen condensation.…”
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“…Despite the synthetic applicability of β-alkoxyacrylates, they are mainly prepared by conjugate addition of alcohols/phenols to propiolate esters (Figure a). ,− , Other less employed alternatives (Figure b) consist of esterification of alcohols with 3-alkoxyacryloyl chloride, Wittig reaction between (phosphanylidene)­acetates and alkyl formates, addition/elimination of alcohols to β-iodo- or β-methoxyacrylates, ,,, and Reformatsky reaction with bromoacetates . The existence of a single methodology for obtaining this synthon has led us to search for a new possible route via a retrosynthetic analysis with two disconnections (Scheme ): the first based on O-alkylation of a formylacetate derivative followed by a Claisen condensation.…”
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“…Upon deprotonation, phosphonate 7 (in the absence of aldehyde) underwent dimerisation to olefin 28 . While the exact mechanism is not known, it may involve a reactive carbene intermediate formed by α-elimination of the phosphonate as described in previous reports [ 23 ]. Alternatively, a base-promoted autoxidation of phosphonate 7 in the presence of trace amounts of oxygen, followed by olefination may be taking place ( Scheme 8 ) [ 24 26 ].…”
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“…Upon deprotonation, phosphonate 7 (in the absence of aldehyde) underwent dimerisation to olefin 28. While the exact mechanism is not known, it may involve a reactive carbene intermediate formed by α-elimination of the phosphonate as described in previous reports [23]. Alternatively, a base-promoted autoxidation of phosphonate 7 in the presence of trace amounts of oxygen, followed by olefination may be taking place (Scheme 8) [24][25][26].…”
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confidence: 88%