Benzaldehyde plus potassium hydride-benzoyl anion
M Govindan, HW Pinnick
Index: Govindan, Meledath; Pinnick, Harold W. Journal of Organic Chemistry, 1981 , vol. 46, # 24 p. 5011 - 5014
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2 17 7 60 5 20 14 20 40 10 29 10 31 27 24 36 1 6 38 8 48 14 10 47 48f 58 10 26 48g 12 12 62 a All reactions use a 10% excess of potassium hydride in THF containing a catalytic amount (150 mg, 2.8 mol% based on benzaldehyde) of 18-crown-6 at room temperature unless otherwise indicated. benzaldehyde) x 100%. By NMR-weight data. Isolated. e 2 (Millimoles of product)/(millimoles of benzaldehyde) x 100%. f No crown ether was used. g ...
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