1959
DOI: 10.1021/jo01091a639
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Notes: CL-C2 Acetyl Migration on Methylation of the Anomeric 1,3,4,6-Tetra-O-acetyl-D-glucopyranoses

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“…Results and Discussion The facile migrations of acyl groups in partially acylated polyhydroxylic compounds first noted by Fischer (2), have been observed under neutral, basic, and acidic conditions, and have been reported to originate at all positions except C-6 in the hexose series (3,4). As a consequence, the number of reactions that may be carried out in the partially acetylated sugars without affecting the acetylated positions is severely limited.…”
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“…Results and Discussion The facile migrations of acyl groups in partially acylated polyhydroxylic compounds first noted by Fischer (2), have been observed under neutral, basic, and acidic conditions, and have been reported to originate at all positions except C-6 in the hexose series (3,4). As a consequence, the number of reactions that may be carried out in the partially acetylated sugars without affecting the acetylated positions is severely limited.…”
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confidence: 93%
“…With the exception of the methylation of acidic hydroxyls by diazomethane, all the procedures currently used in carbohydrate chemistry for methylation involve basic conditions (5) which could lead to hydrolysis or migration of the acetyl groups (4,6). Indeed, the migration of acetyl groups during methylation has been used advantageously in some syntheses (7).…”
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“…The facile migration of acyl groups in partially acylated sugars under mildly alkaline conditions is well known and has been the subject of numerous reports in the literature. 25,26 Apparently, migration of the anomeric acetate and anomerization occurred during the process of trichloroacetimidation as outlined in Scheme 3. Similar 1,2-Osilyl group migration 27,28 has been noticed by Schmidt and co-workers.…”
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“…Acetyl group migration is an intramolecular transesterification reaction and proceeds by nucleophilic acyl substitution. A hydroxyl group adjacent to the acetyl ester serves as the attacking nucleophile, and a cyclic ortho ‐acid ester intermediate is produced (Bonner 1959). Elimination happens in both directions, so the acetyl ester either remains in its initial position on the sugar or is transferred to the attacking hydroxyl group.…”
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