A simple preparation of a. beta.-iodo acetal and a. beta.-iodo ketal
JC Stowell, BT King, HF Hauck Jr
Index: Stowell, John C.; King, Barry T.; Hauck, Henry F. Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1983 , vol. 48, # 26 p. 5381 - 5382
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Abstract
Previously, 1 was prepared from the corresponding chlorolb or bromo1* compounds, which were in turn made by using the gaseous hydrogen halides. The commonly used preparation2g of 2 begins with the A1C13-catalyzed reaction of acetyl chloride with gaseous ethylene. The resulting chloro ketone was treated with sodium iodide and fiially ketalized in 56% overall yield. Another alternative2h begins with ketalization (neopentanediol) of ethyl ...
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