1974
DOI: 10.1246/nikkashi.1974.2011
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“…A typical ROESY spectra for 6b (C 6 D 6 ) showed cross-peaks between the protons attached to C6 (δ 3.61) and C7 (δ 2.72) and the proton at C4 (δ 4.15) as well as between protons on C7 (δ 2.72) and that on C2 (δ 3.98), confirming the trans relationship of contiguous groups about the ring. THF 6a has previously been reported in the reduction of trans -1,2-dibenzoylethylene with aluminum isopropoxide; however, in this study the stereochemistry of the side chain was not determined . The stereochemistry of the C6 hydroxyl center for THF 6 was found by conversion of 6b to its corresponding acetate 10b and X-ray crystallographic structure determination, Figure 2 in the Supporting Information.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…A typical ROESY spectra for 6b (C 6 D 6 ) showed cross-peaks between the protons attached to C6 (δ 3.61) and C7 (δ 2.72) and the proton at C4 (δ 4.15) as well as between protons on C7 (δ 2.72) and that on C2 (δ 3.98), confirming the trans relationship of contiguous groups about the ring. THF 6a has previously been reported in the reduction of trans -1,2-dibenzoylethylene with aluminum isopropoxide; however, in this study the stereochemistry of the side chain was not determined . The stereochemistry of the C6 hydroxyl center for THF 6 was found by conversion of 6b to its corresponding acetate 10b and X-ray crystallographic structure determination, Figure 2 in the Supporting Information.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…In mixed fluoride-chloride electrolytes, the passivation current also depends on the fluoride ion concentration [110]. Fluoride ions are also found to influence porous aluminium oxide formation in organic acid media [111]. The corrosion of aluminium can be substantially suppressed by the addition of imide salts of Li-Tri fluoromethane sulfonate and employing LiPF 6 as the additives [112].…”
Section: Aluminiummentioning
confidence: 99%