1974
DOI: 10.1021/jo00919a035
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Reaction of N-iodosuccinimide with secondary alcohols

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“…1967 Structures for diastereomeric phosphines 1-4. The phosphine oxides (oxygen atom bonded to the electron pair) corresponding to [1][2][3][4] are respectively (R)p-MMPP oxide (5), (S)p-MMPP oxide (6), (fi)P-NMPP oxide (7), and (S)p-NMPP oxide (8). Relatively few papers have appeared in the literature which report 31P relaxation times (7\) for organophosphorus compounds.…”
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“…1967 Structures for diastereomeric phosphines 1-4. The phosphine oxides (oxygen atom bonded to the electron pair) corresponding to [1][2][3][4] are respectively (R)p-MMPP oxide (5), (S)p-MMPP oxide (6), (fi)P-NMPP oxide (7), and (S)p-NMPP oxide (8). Relatively few papers have appeared in the literature which report 31P relaxation times (7\) for organophosphorus compounds.…”
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“…The formation of a tetrahydrofuran product can be illustrated by a discussion of the oxidation of 1-pentanol (1) with NIS (2). When the alcohol 1 is dissolved in benzene and mixed with 2, high yields of 2-methyltetrahydrofuran (3; 92-94%) could be obtained at ambient temperatures after 3 h with irradiation.…”
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“…On the basis of our experiments and literature reports, a possible mechanism was proposed for this cascade process, which was depicted in Scheme . Initially, the acylhydrazine 1 reacted with NIS to give intermediate 11 with release of succinimide 10 .…”
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“…of NIS relative to alcohol at 80 °C for 3 h), the yield of 1 decreased in the order of the primary (40%) > secondary (29%) > tertiary (10%) alcohols, suggesting more significant side reactions for the latter two. A possible additional side reaction (other than paths 3 and 4 in Scheme ) for the secondary12 and tertiary13 alcohols (Scheme ) is the intramolecular ß ‐scission of the alkoxy radical into the methyl radical and benzaldehyde ( 2 ) and acetophenone ( 3 ), respectively.…”
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