1903
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19030360211
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Zur Kenntniss der einfachsten Chloräther

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“…The first step, consisting of the removal of the MOM group by HCl, leads to the formation of a methoxymethylene cation 9a. Then, this carbocation reacts with water in acidic medium to give methoxymethanol by releasing HX (Scheme , Equation 1), In the presence of any acid (H + X – ), this molecule decomposes into methanol and formaldehyde 9b. In the early eighties, Bigi proposed a mechanism in which phenol in the presence of formaldehyde formed a methylene‐bridged dimer 9c.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The first step, consisting of the removal of the MOM group by HCl, leads to the formation of a methoxymethylene cation 9a. Then, this carbocation reacts with water in acidic medium to give methoxymethanol by releasing HX (Scheme , Equation 1), In the presence of any acid (H + X – ), this molecule decomposes into methanol and formaldehyde 9b. In the early eighties, Bigi proposed a mechanism in which phenol in the presence of formaldehyde formed a methylene‐bridged dimer 9c.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chloromethylation of alcohols with dry HCl gas and s ‐trioxane (as a formaldehyde source) is the classical method23 for the preparation of the important protecting group precursors MEM and MOM chloride 24. Unfortunately, this procedure turned out to be incompatible with all three of the protecting groups described above.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%