1934
DOI: 10.1021/ja01320a062
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Evidence for the 1,4-Addition of Hydrogen Halides to α,β-Unsaturated Ketones. The Dibenzoylmonohalogenoethylenes

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“…In this connection attention should be called to the remarkable case of one cis-trans pair, the dibenzoylchloroethylenes (I: R = Cl), where both of the two type reactions can be effected, furanization (4) and conversion to a furanone (5-7). In the addition of hydrogen chloride in 95% ethanol which gives the dichloro saturated diketone and the dichlorofuran, there is no evident distinction between the stereoisomers in respect to ratio and ease of addition-furanization (to II: R and Y = Cl); on the other hand both isomers are converted to the ethyoxyfuranone (IV: R = Cl, Y = OCzH6) when absolute ethanol is used as the solvent.…”
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“…In this connection attention should be called to the remarkable case of one cis-trans pair, the dibenzoylchloroethylenes (I: R = Cl), where both of the two type reactions can be effected, furanization (4) and conversion to a furanone (5-7). In the addition of hydrogen chloride in 95% ethanol which gives the dichloro saturated diketone and the dichlorofuran, there is no evident distinction between the stereoisomers in respect to ratio and ease of addition-furanization (to II: R and Y = Cl); on the other hand both isomers are converted to the ethyoxyfuranone (IV: R = Cl, Y = OCzH6) when absolute ethanol is used as the solvent.…”
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