1962
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19620951008
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Über Lithium‐diäthylamid als Hydrid‐Donator

Abstract: Lithium-dilthylamid bildet rnit Benzophenon im Sinne eines Vierzentrenprozesses iiber den at-Komplex I1 Lithiumbenzhydrolat und bithyliden-athylamin (111)

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“…Thus, the well‐known dismutation process5 must be accompanied by net reduction. As long as LIDA (or lithium diethylamide) is employed, one may invoke a hydride transfer mechanism as already postulated previously 27−29. This argument, however, can be put forward neither for LITMP nor LI t BSA, since both of these lack β‐hydrogen atoms.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Thus, the well‐known dismutation process5 must be accompanied by net reduction. As long as LIDA (or lithium diethylamide) is employed, one may invoke a hydride transfer mechanism as already postulated previously 27−29. This argument, however, can be put forward neither for LITMP nor LI t BSA, since both of these lack β‐hydrogen atoms.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…6 Li NMR did not prove this assumption, either due to the poor solubility of lithium hydride in THF or due to further reactions with protic impurities. The potential of LiHMDS as a hydride donor has been reported previously. …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Wittig wollte Dehydrobenzol aus Fluorbenzol freisetzen, wobei er zur Deprotonierung Lithiumdiethylamid einsetzte. Er fand, dass Dehydrobenzol unter diesen Bedingungen zu Phenyllithium weiterreagierte, wobei Lithiumdiethylamid als Reduktionsmittel diente (Schema ) 31. Diese Reaktion entsprach damit der Meerwein‐Verley‐Ponndorf‐Reduktion.…”
Section: Methodsunclassified