1967
DOI: 10.1246/bcsj.40.228
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The Decomposition of Acylated Malonic Esters for the Preparation of β-Keto Esters

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“…In contrast to the "alkylative" malonic synthesis of carboxylic acids, strongly basic conditions are to be avoided since acyl cleavage occurs here at the more reactive ketone carbonyl (8). In addition to the rather harsh procedure of Riegel and Lilienfeld (9), several successful monodecarboethoxylations in dilute aqueous acidic medium are known (10,11). The most widely used procedure is, however, a simple aqueous hydrolysis related to the Merwein cleavage of diethyl alkylmalonates to carboxylic acids (12).…”
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“…In contrast to the "alkylative" malonic synthesis of carboxylic acids, strongly basic conditions are to be avoided since acyl cleavage occurs here at the more reactive ketone carbonyl (8). In addition to the rather harsh procedure of Riegel and Lilienfeld (9), several successful monodecarboethoxylations in dilute aqueous acidic medium are known (10,11). The most widely used procedure is, however, a simple aqueous hydrolysis related to the Merwein cleavage of diethyl alkylmalonates to carboxylic acids (12).…”
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