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Trans Stereoselectivity in the Reaction of Cyclic Phosphonium Salts with Aromatic Aldehydes

Nicholas J. Lawrence, Hayrettin Beynek

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All articles of this category The Wittig olefination of substituted aromatic aldehydes with ylides from phosphorinanium salts [RCH 2 P(Ph)(CH 2 ) 5 ] + Br - in which the phosphorus atom is incorporated into a six-membered ring, is E -selective. Wittig reaction - phosphonium salts - phosphorinanium salts - alkenes

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All articles of this category The Wittig olefination of substituted aromatic aldehydes with ylides from phosphorinanium salts [RCH 2 P(Ph)(CH 2 ) 5 ] + Br - in which the phosphorus atom is incorporated into a six-membered ring, is E -selective. Wittig reaction - phosphonium salts - phosphorinanium salts - alkenes

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All articles of this category The Wittig olefination of substituted aromatic aldehydes with ylides from phosphorinanium salts [RCH 2 P(Ph)(CH 2 ) 5 ] + Br - in which the phosphorus atom is incorporated into a six-membered ring, is E -selective. Wittig reaction - phosphonium salts - phosphorinanium salts - alkenes

Key concepts: Chemistry, Phosphonium, Stereoselectivity, Wittig reaction, Ring (chemistry), Medicinal chemistry, Phosphorus, Organic chemistry

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