1978
DOI: 10.1021/ja00479a026
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Allylic alkylation: nature of the nucleophile and application to prenylation

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“…6,7 The chemoselectivity of the palladation reaction is noteworthy. Use of methyl phenylsulfinylacetate as nucleophile led to a one pot synthesis of dienoates (Scheme 3).…”
Section: Methodology Of Palladium Processesmentioning
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“…6,7 The chemoselectivity of the palladation reaction is noteworthy. Use of methyl phenylsulfinylacetate as nucleophile led to a one pot synthesis of dienoates (Scheme 3).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The extension technique employed in the second route to [ 2 H 3 ]farnesol 29 (Scheme 5) was used, but with 33 as starting material. Spectroscopically, the isolated [ 2 H 3 ]GGA was identical to non-deuterated geranylgeraniol [21], apart from the lack of any signal from the terminal (E)-Me group. In the 2 H-NMR spectrum, the signal of the CD 3 group lies at 1.65 ppm.…”
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“…After decarboxylation of 34 with LiI/ NaCN [21], we were able to isolate only 44% of 35. We obtained double that yield, however, by using the method of Keinan and Eren [22].…”
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“…7 Activation of these π-allyl complexes by phosphine ligands and subsequent nucleophilic attack by a stabilized carbanion lead to C-C bond formation in the allylic position. 6,8 The requirement of stoichiometric amounts of metal limits the synthetic utility of these reactions.…”
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