The chromous chloride promoted addition of N-haloamides to olefins. V. The addition of N-chloroamides to enol ethers: synthesis of acyloxy and acyl derivatives of α- …
H Driguez, JP Vermes…
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Abstract
The chromous chloride promoted addition of N-chlorocarbamates and N- chlorocarboxamides to 1-methoxycyclohexene, ethoxyethylene, dihydropyran, and (1- methoxyethylidene)-cyclohexane gave, in 60 to 85% yields, either α-acyloxy-or α-acylamino ketals and acetals, or the corresponding ketones and aldehydes depending on the work-up conditions. The regio-specificity of the addition was higher with the first two enol ethers (≥ ...
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