1929
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19290620439
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Über Diazo‐methan‐Methylierungen in Gegenwart von Katalysatoren (II. Mitteil.)

Abstract: voni Typus: Ar,SnCl, Ar,SnCI, und ArSnCl,, im letzteren Falle auch Z K~ den entsprechenden Stannonsauren. Die Reaktion ist in der aromatischen Reihe allgemein anwendbar. Bei dieser Arbeitcmethode habe ich auch in der Fett-und Cyclohexyl-Reihe die analogen Ubergange beobachtet . Fiitersuchungen in allen diesen Richtungen sind im Gange. 153. H a n s M e e r w e i n , T h e o d o r B e r s i n und W i l l y B u r n e -P e i t : Ober Diazo-methan-Methylierungen in Gegenwart von Katalysatoren (11. Mitteil.). LA4us … Show more

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“…Some of the more severe limitations found in the ring expansion of cyclic ketones with diazomethane ,− are poor reactivity, the possibility for multiple homologation, and the formation of epoxide byproducts. The use of protic solvents such as alcohols and water was described as early as 1928 as a suitable strategy to increase the reaction rate. , Moreover, the ability of protic and Lewis acids to facilitate diazoalkane 1,2 addition to carbonyls has been widely documented in the literature …”
Section: Reaction Of Ketones With Diazoalkanesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Some of the more severe limitations found in the ring expansion of cyclic ketones with diazomethane ,− are poor reactivity, the possibility for multiple homologation, and the formation of epoxide byproducts. The use of protic solvents such as alcohols and water was described as early as 1928 as a suitable strategy to increase the reaction rate. , Moreover, the ability of protic and Lewis acids to facilitate diazoalkane 1,2 addition to carbonyls has been widely documented in the literature …”
Section: Reaction Of Ketones With Diazoalkanesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Classical reports on homologation of ketones with diazo compounds explored the carbon natural nucleophilicity induced by the diazo functional group, resulting in formation of diazonium betaine ( I , X = − ). Soon, it was noticed that the electrophilicity of the carbonyl group could be greatly improved by adding a protic solvent to the reaction medium. , Strong Lewis acids such as BF 3 ·OEt 2 and aluminum salts were described long ago as effective promoters for the same reaction having metal-stabilized alkoxides as intermediates ( I , X = B, Al). More recently less oxophilic scandium-based Lewis acids were identified as suitable catalysts for the ring expansion of cycloalkanones with mono- and disubstituted diazo compounds involving similar intermediates ( I , X = Sc).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar circumstances have been recorded for the Schlotterbeck reaction between diazomethane and acetone (138, 2). Meerwein (98,99) represents this reaction as follows:…”
Section: Diradicalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The exciting history of polyolefins was described by Seymour and Cheng in their book compiling personal views of the leading pioneers in polyolefin science and technology 8. Although polymerization of diazomethane, observed 1898 by von Pechmann,9 was recognized by several other groups10–12 to afford linear crystalline polyethylene (HDPE for high density polyethylene, cf. Figure 2), this route was never viable for industrial production.…”
Section: Catalytic Polyinsertionmentioning
confidence: 99%