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Simple Synthesis of Amides and Weinreb Amides via Use of PPh3 or Polymer-Supported PPh3 and Iodine.

Amit Kumar1, Hari Kiran Akula, Mahesh K Lakshman.   

Abstract

The combination of PPh3/I2 has been shown to be effective for conversion of a range of carboxylic acids to 2°, 3°, and Weinreb amides. Simplification of the procedure was possible with the use of polymer-supported PPh3/I2. Weinreb amides produced via the use of polymer-supported PPh3 could be filtered through a short silica gel plug and used in further transformations. Thus, use of polymer-supported PPh3 offers potential applicability to diversity-oriented reactions. Formal total syntheses of apocynin and pratosine, as well as syntheses of anhydrolychorinone and hippadine, have been achieved via the use of this amide-forming method. An attempt has been made to gain insight into this reaction.

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Keywords:  Amide; Weinreb amide; iodine; polymer-supported triphenylphosphane; triphenylphosphane

Year:  2010        PMID: 24223494      PMCID: PMC3818920          DOI: 10.1002/ejoc.200901420

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  European J Org Chem        ISSN: 1099-0690


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