1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf00842959
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Steric control of the asymmetric synthesis of N-substitued 2-methyl-4-piperidones

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“… a Black compounds are those common to a majority of the synthetic routes. Specific compounds in orange, One Pot, Method 1; blue, Siegfried, Methods 2, 4, 6; green, Valdez, Method 3, 5; purple, N -methyl-4-piperidinone route, , Method 6. Methods 4, 5, and 6 are hybrid routes exploiting certain parts of the Valdez and Siegfried syntheses.…”
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“… a Black compounds are those common to a majority of the synthetic routes. Specific compounds in orange, One Pot, Method 1; blue, Siegfried, Methods 2, 4, 6; green, Valdez, Method 3, 5; purple, N -methyl-4-piperidinone route, , Method 6. Methods 4, 5, and 6 are hybrid routes exploiting certain parts of the Valdez and Siegfried syntheses.…”
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“…Method 5 is the complement to Method 4, using Siegfried NPP to generate fentanyl via the Valdez route (“Siegfried → Valdez”). Method 6 is the only route that uses N -methylpiperidone to generate NPP (“Alt NPP → Siegfried”). , The reaction then uses the Siegfried synthesis to form fentanyl.…”
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