1981
DOI: 10.1002/jhet.5570180138
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Phase‐transfer catalysis in the N‐benzylation of adenine

Abstract: A convenient phase‐transfer catalysis in the N‐benzylation of adenine is described. The benzylation of adenine with benzyl halides in a two‐phase system containing phase‐transfer catalyst gave 9‐benzylated adenines as a major product accompanied with 3‐benzylated adenines.

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“…The major component, refined anisotropically, was present at 0.88 (1) and the minor component, C(94') and refined isotropically, was present at 0.12 (1). Η atoms were included for C(94).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The major component, refined anisotropically, was present at 0.88 (1) and the minor component, C(94') and refined isotropically, was present at 0.12 (1). Η atoms were included for C(94).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In support of this type of fragmentation, I -methylguanine (2Oc). and 1,3-dimcthyluracil (20a) lose CH,N from the molecular ion (30) 137 (12), 123 (9), 109 (10). 95 (13).…”
Section: El Mass Spectrometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…181 (loo), 161 ( 5 ) , 124 (6) 153 (10) 153 (-) 234 (5), 216 ( 8 ) , 181 (loo), 161 (6), 321 (5) 501 (12) 304 (9), 222 (5). 181 (100) 208 (-) 181 (90)' 161 (10).…”
Section: El Mass Spectrometryunclassified
“…The ylide intermediate formed during the Witting reaction is prone to hydrolysis but under PT conditions Israel Journalof Chemistry Vol.26 1985 pp.277-281 3-isomer. Under PT conditions, with a preformed Na or K salt [21] or with aqueous NaOH [39], the 9·alkyl isomer is prepared with a 80% yield [40] . M i NaBHc.. n + n + h…”
Section: Chemoselectivitymentioning
confidence: 99%