Comprehensive Organic Functional Group Transformations: Synthesis: carbon with one heteroatom attached by a single bondAlan R. Katritzky, Otto Meth-Cohn, Charles Wayne Rees |
Contents
Contributors to Volume | 2 |
Tricoordinated Carbon Functions Bearing Two Heteroatoms R₂CCXX | 4 |
Dicoordinate Carbon Functions with Two Doubly Bonded Heteroatoms YCY | 5 |
02 | 40 |
Dr K I BookerMilburn | 113 |
NTe Functional Groups | 333 |
NSi NGe NB and NMetal Functional Groups | 371 |
The alcohol functional group is widespread in natural and unnatural products and has therefore | 539 |
RR²CX | 997 |
Functions Linked by a Single Bond to an sp Carbon Atom | 1020 |
Compounds | 1075 |
References | 1103 |
Professor T Minami | 1158 |
Department of Chemistry Purdue University West Lafayette IN 479071393 | 1179 |
Dr K Okuma | 1192 |
Department of Chemistry Faculty of Sciences and Mathematics The Nottingham Trent University | 1194 |
long been the target of synthetic organic chemists B65MI 20201 B68MI 20201 B71MI 20201 B77MI | 563 |
25 | 569 |
27 | 583 |
29 | 598 |
Functions Linked by a Single Bond to an sp2 Carbon Atom | 608 |
K F Chiu | 635 |
Groups | 705 |
Pfizer Inc Central Research Eastern Point Road Groton CT 06340 | 951 |
Laboratoire de Chimie Organique Département de Chimie Facultés Universitaires N D de | 1242 |
Department of Chemistry Faculty of Science Fukuoka University Nanakuma Jonanku Fukuoka | 1247 |
M Marson | 1288 |
Dr J B Sweeney | 1291 |
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Carbon with One Heteroatom Attached by a Multiple Bond | 1391 |
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acetic acid addition alcohols aldehydes alkanethiols alkenes alkenyl alkyl halides alkylarsines alkyllithium alkynes allylic anion antimony aromatic aryl arylphosphonous asymmetric benzylic bond borane boron bromides carbon carbonyl compounds catalyst chiral chloride cleavage CO₂Et CO₂H CO₂Me complexes converted corresponding cyclic derivatives dialkyl dichloride disulfides electrophilic enamines enantiomeric enantiomeric excess enol epoxides esters Et2O Et3N ethers example fluoride formation give Grignard reagents H₂O halogen high yields hydrazine hydride hydroboration hydrogen hydrolysis hydroxylamines intermediate iodides iodine ketones ligands lithium metal method mixture nucleophilic obtained organometallic oxidation peroxide Ph Ph phenols phosphine oxides phosphorus potassium prepared presence primary amines R¹ R2 react reaction reactive rearrangement reduction reflux regioselectivity RI R2 salts secondary amines selenides shown in Equation silyl sodium solvent stereoselective substituted substrates sulfide sulfinic acids sulfones sulfonyl sulfonyl chlorides sulfoxides sulfur synthesis synthetic temperature tertiary phosphines thiols transmetallation treatment undergo vinyl yields Equation