1976
DOI: 10.1002/prac.19763180310
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Optisch aktive O‐Silyl‐β‐dicarbonylverbindungen. IV. Transsilylierungsreaktionen

Abstract: Mit Hilfe gaschromatographischer Studien wird der Zusammenhang zwischen der Struktur von O‐Silyl‐β‐dicarbonylverbindungen und ihrer Neigung zu Transsilylierungsreaktionen untersucht. Es wird gefunden, daß die Silyderivate von β‐Diketonen und β‐Dicarbonsäureestern Silylreste rasch untereinander austauschen und auf freie 1.3‐Dicarbonylverbindungen übertragen, daß dagegen bei Silylderivaten von β‐Ketosäureestern, o‐Acylphenolen und Salicylsäureestern keine Transsilylierungen zu beobachten sind und Silygruppen‐Übe… Show more

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“…We then decided to prepare ketone 4 according to a two-step procedure (Scheme ). Treatment of substrate 5 with silyl enol ethers 8 , readily available from ethyl butyryl acetate, in the presence of TMSOTf, afforded piperidine derivatives 9 in 90% yield. As anticipated, this reaction occurred with total stereochemical control of the center α to the nitrogen atom, to deliver exclusively the trans 2,6-disubstituted piperidine moiety, and with no control at the α position of the β-ketoester substituent.…”
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“…We then decided to prepare ketone 4 according to a two-step procedure (Scheme ). Treatment of substrate 5 with silyl enol ethers 8 , readily available from ethyl butyryl acetate, in the presence of TMSOTf, afforded piperidine derivatives 9 in 90% yield. As anticipated, this reaction occurred with total stereochemical control of the center α to the nitrogen atom, to deliver exclusively the trans 2,6-disubstituted piperidine moiety, and with no control at the α position of the β-ketoester substituent.…”
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confidence: 99%