1978
DOI: 10.1002/anie.197809091
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Superacid‐Catalyzed Oxygenation of Alkanes. [New synthetic methods (26)]

Abstract: Owing to the ready availability of the starting materials, the functionalization of saturated hydrocarbons for preparing chemical intermediates and products represents an attractive goal. The possibility of converting alkane in a controlled way into alcohols, ketones etc., i.e. to oxyfunctionalize them, is particularly challenging. After a short account of previous methods used for the oxidation of alkanes, particular emphasis will be given to recently developed reactions of alkanes with oxygenating agents in … Show more

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“…The reason is that the insertion of incipient " + OH" derived from H 3 O 2 + (protonated hydrogen peroxide) into a methane C-H bond via electrophilic oxygenation results in methanol in its protonated form, CH 3 OH 2 + , protecting it from thermodynamically favored further oxidation and accounting for the observed high selectivity. 70,71 Using hydrogen peroxide in superacids is, however, not suited for practical applications. When triflic acid was used as a superacid, methyl triflate was formed, protecting methanol from further oxidation.…”
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“…The reason is that the insertion of incipient " + OH" derived from H 3 O 2 + (protonated hydrogen peroxide) into a methane C-H bond via electrophilic oxygenation results in methanol in its protonated form, CH 3 OH 2 + , protecting it from thermodynamically favored further oxidation and accounting for the observed high selectivity. 70,71 Using hydrogen peroxide in superacids is, however, not suited for practical applications. When triflic acid was used as a superacid, methyl triflate was formed, protecting methanol from further oxidation.…”
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“…Neki od prvih postupaka aktivacije upotrebljavali su kao katalizatore organometalne sustave, [3][4][5][6] metalne ione u plinovitom stanju 7,8 i biokemijske sustave, 9 pri čemu se aktivacija metana može provesti heterogenom, [10][11][12] ili homogenom katalizom. 13,14 Metode izravne pretvorbe dijele se na oksidacijske i neoksidacijske, ovisno o prisutnosti oksidansa. U neoksidacijske metode spadaju spajanje metana u više ugljikovodike (engl.…”
Section: Izravna Pretvorba Metanaunclassified
“…Later on an original chemical approach in superacidic media was applied that could cause dramatic changes in the skeleton of these complex molecules. Superacids are able to protect functional groups by protonation and can induce modifications at non-activated bonds [11]. Via this approach a new family of fluorinated bisindoles were synthesized [12] from which vinflunine (20', 20'-difluoro-3',4'-dihydrovinorelbine) cf.…”
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