Diiodosilane. 4. Direct Reduction of Ketals and Acetals in the Presence of Unprotected Carbonyls. A Case of Inverted Chemoselectivity
E Keinan, M Sahai, R Shvily
Index: Keinan; Sahai; Shvily Synthesis, 1991 , # 8 p. 641 - 643
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Abstract
Ketals and acetals are selectively reduced by diiodosilane to iodoal-kanes in preference to ketones and aldehydes. This inversion of the normal order of reactivity of the “protected” and “unprotected" carbonyls allows partial reduction of polycarbonyl compounds with unusual
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