Substituted acetylenes. LXXXVIII. Alkylation of enamines with tert-propargylic acid chlorides
GF Hennion, FX Quinn
Index: Hennion,G.F.; Quinn,F.X. Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1970 , vol. 35, # 9 p. 3054 - 3058
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Abstract
The structures of the alkylated products were established by ir and nmr spectroscopy (see Experimental Section), by the analysis of crystalline carbonyl derivatives (see Table II), and by a variety of chemical reactions characteristic of ketones and terminal ethynyl groups. Furthermore, the dialkylpropargyl moiety was firmly eslablished to be in the position a to the carbonyl by several ring closure reactions (see below). The reactions of the 2-t-alkylated ...
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