1954
DOI: 10.1021/jo01368a025
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Steric Hindrance in Highly-Substituted Organosilicon Compounds. Iii. The Preparation and Properties of Some Triarylsilyl Ethers

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“…Methoxysilane groups (3Si1OCH 3 ) are hydrolyzed into silanol groups (3Si1OH) by moisture in the presence of some acid or base catalyst. This silanol group undergoes self-condensation reactions to produce siloxane bonds 1,2) , or reacts with alcohol (R1C1OH) to form siloxy compounds through alkoxy exchange reaction [3][4][5] .…”
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“…Methoxysilane groups (3Si1OCH 3 ) are hydrolyzed into silanol groups (3Si1OH) by moisture in the presence of some acid or base catalyst. This silanol group undergoes self-condensation reactions to produce siloxane bonds 1,2) , or reacts with alcohol (R1C1OH) to form siloxy compounds through alkoxy exchange reaction [3][4][5] .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This silanol group undergoes self-condensation reactions to produce siloxane bonds 1,2) , or reacts with alcohol (R1C1OH) to form siloxy compounds through alkoxy exchange reaction [3][4][5] . Tripropyl titanate (TPT) 6,7) is a very effective catalyst to accelerate the alkoxy exchange reactions without formation of the siloxane bonds.…”
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“…Silyl carboxylates (acyloxysilane) were first studied by Yur'ev and Belyakova in 1960 [14]. Previous reports suggested that the reaction of nucleophiles with silyl carboxylates followed two possible pathways, where alcohol attacks silicon or the carbonyl group in Scheme 1 [14][15][16][17][18]. Scheme 1.…”
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“…Organic cations, for example, imidazolium, ammonium, phosphonium, and pyridinium ions, can be combined with a variety of anions, for example, BF4 − , triflates, halides, (CF3SO2)2N − , or PF6 − which give rise to Scheme 1. Possible pathways for O-nucleophile attack (O-acetylation) [14][15][16][17][18].…”
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confidence: 99%