Transition metal-catalysed elimination of unactivated sulfones
Y Gai, L Jin, M Julia, JN Verpeaux
Index: Gai, Yonghua; Jin, Liren; Julia, Marc; Verpeaux, Jean-Noel Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1993 , # 21 p. 1625 - 1626
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Abstract
The sulfonyl auxiliary group is useful in organic synthesis'; it is often removed by hydrogenolysis.2 Base-promoted elimina- tion is usually an inefficient reaction requiring drastic condi- tions3a unless the new double bond is conjugated with some unsaturated group already present in the molecule.3b A more general reaction is clearly desirable. During the investigation4b of the nickel-catalysed homo- coupling4a of sulfonyl carbanions, it turned out that an ...
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