1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf00959591
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Transformed steroids. 180. Stereospecific transformation of 17?-hydroxy-17?-ethynylsteroids into various 17?-substituted 17?-ethynylsteroids

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“…The stereochemical outcome of this reaction results from the transient formation of a carbocation with a subsequent hydride attack occurring via the less hindered α side. This approach was later extended to synthesis of compounds of type 669 , prepared by addition of various nucleophiles on the in-situ-formed carbocation derived from dehydration of 668 (Scheme ) . The byproduct 671 also formed during these transformations (up to 50%).…”
Section: Nonbiological Developmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The stereochemical outcome of this reaction results from the transient formation of a carbocation with a subsequent hydride attack occurring via the less hindered α side. This approach was later extended to synthesis of compounds of type 669 , prepared by addition of various nucleophiles on the in-situ-formed carbocation derived from dehydration of 668 (Scheme ) . The byproduct 671 also formed during these transformations (up to 50%).…”
Section: Nonbiological Developmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[8] Moreover, early reports [6] on propargyl isothiocyanates 3aϪe and allenyl thiocyanates 4c and 4d arrived at the conclusion that the sigmatropic migration is always an irreversible process favoring 3 (Table 1). Scheme 2.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%