2013The Journal of Organic ChemistryRequires access

Synthesis of Isocoumarin Derivatives by Copper-Catalyzed Addition of o-Halobenzoic Acids to Active Internal Alkynes

Xun‐Xiang Guo

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The addition of o-halobenzoic acids to active internal alkynes proceeds efficiently in the presence of CuCl(2) as a catalyst to give the corresponding isocoumarin derivatives in moderate to good yields. This strategy offers a simple, efficient route to synthesis of the isocoumarin derivatives.

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The addition of o-halobenzoic acids to active internal alkynes proceeds efficiently in the presence of CuCl(2) as a catalyst to give the corresponding isocoumarin derivatives in moderate to good yields. This strategy offers a simple, efficient route to synthesis of the isocoumarin derivatives.

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The addition of o-halobenzoic acids to active internal alkynes proceeds efficiently in the presence of CuCl(2) as a catalyst to give the corresponding isocoumarin derivatives in moderate to good yields. This strategy offers a simple, efficient route to synthesis of the isocoumarin derivatives.

Key concepts: Isocoumarin, Chemistry, Isocoumarins, Catalysis, Copper, Combinatorial chemistry, Organic chemistry

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