Phosphoric amides. Part 10. Base - promoted cyclization of phosphorotriamidates bearing the N-(2-chloroethyl) substituent, and the interconversion of cyclic products
“…Keeping in mind the results of other authors, 10 we try to investigate the synthesized by us compounds 2d,e 11 in the reaction with some Downloaded by [Universite Laval] at 08:55 27 December 2014 strong bases such as buthyllithium. In this case, the cyclization between N-(2-chloroethyl)-and aryoxygroups at phosphorus took place, obtaining the compound 4 (Scheme 3).…”
“…Keeping in mind the results of other authors, 10 we try to investigate the synthesized by us compounds 2d,e 11 in the reaction with some Downloaded by [Universite Laval] at 08:55 27 December 2014 strong bases such as buthyllithium. In this case, the cyclization between N-(2-chloroethyl)-and aryoxygroups at phosphorus took place, obtaining the compound 4 (Scheme 3).…”
The N‐(2‐chloroethyl)‐N',N''‐diarylphosphoric triamides (I) undergo base‐induced phase‐transfer‐catalyzed cyclization, forming the N‐phosphorylaziridines (II), together with the diazaphospholidines (III).
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