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O- aldehyde

HIYAMA - HEATHCOCK Stereoselectiveailylation Stereoselective synthesis o( anti homoaitylic alcohols by Cr promoted atlylation o( aldehydes. [Pg.171]

STILES - SISTI Fonnylatlon Synthesis o( aldehydes by (dnnylation o< Grignard reagents with p-dimethylaminobenzaidehyde and a (SazonKim salt. [Pg.366]

The product from phenoxide ion (64) is, after acidification, very largely the o-aldehyde (salicylaldehyde, 65) plus just a small amount of the p-isomer. If both o-positions in the initial phenoxide anion are substituted, however, reaction then yields the p-aldehyde. [Pg.290]

In addition to the expected o-aldehyde (68), it is also possible to isolate the unhydrolysed dichloro compound (69). Attack by CC12 at the p-position in (67c) yields the intermediate (70) which, unlike the intermediate for o-attack, has no H atom that can be lost, as H , to allow the ring to re-aromatise (70) thus just acquires a proton, on final acidification, to yield (69). The dichloro compound (69) owes its resistance to hydrolysis partly to its insolubility in the aqueous base medium, but also to the sterically hindered, neopentyl-type environment (cf. p. 86) of the chlorine atoms. [Pg.291]

Guaiacol, by the action of chloroform and alkali, gives vanillin in poor yield along with the o-aldehyde. [Pg.238]

Hydroformylation is an addition reaction of a hydrogen atom and a formyl group to an olefin to form two isomeric aldehyde products (Equation (1)). Both the aldehyde products are important chemicals //or///< /-aldehydes are industrially important because they are widely used for detergents and plasticizers the /i-o-aldehydes can be important intermediates for production of fine chemicals and drugs once the chiral center at the a-carbon to aldehyde is controlled. Progress in hydroformylation exactly traces that in the phosphine ligand chemistry and valuable aldehyde products have become available on an industrial scale. [Pg.436]

In contrast to the normal-scXcctwc hydroformylation mainly developed in industry, asymmetric hydroformylation, which requires /i o-aldehydes ( branched aldehydes) to be formed from I-alkenes, was first examined in the early 1970s by four groups independently, using Rh(i) complexes of chiral phosphines as catalysts. " Since then, a number of chiral ligands have been employed for asymmetric hydroformylation and used in combination with transition metal ions, especially Pt(ii) and Rh(i). Asymmetric hydroformylation of I-alkenes is most extensively studied. [Pg.439]

If methyleneindoline-o)-aldehydes are condensed with cyclic amines substituted by an amino group in the aromatic ring, dyes are obtained that can be dimerized either by reaction with cyanuric chloride in a molar ratio of 2 1 or with phosgene. On account of their high substantivity these dyes are suitable for dyeing bleached sulfite pulp [22],... [Pg.257]

Vogl, O., Aldehyde Polymers , in Encyclopedia of Polymer Science and Engineering, Wiley-Interscience, John Wiley Sons, New York, 1985, Vol. 1, pp. 623-643. [Pg.8]

Ttie exact po< ition of the equilibrium between a gem diot and a or aldehyde dependB on the structure of the carbonyl compound. Altii the equilibrium generaliy favors the less crowded carbonyl compound f stcnc reasons, the gem diot is favored for a few sinipl[Pg.762]

HIYAMA - HE ATHCOCK Stereoselectiveallytalion StereoMtoctive synthesis ot anti homoanyt ic alcohob by Cr promoted aRyiation o aldehydes... [Pg.319]

Synthesis o( aldehydes from pnmary aBcyl haUes or tosyiates. using dimethyl sulfoxide (OMSO). [Pg.341]

Ester. H II O Aldehyde, ketone (usually without a-hydrogens) Dehydration may follow... [Pg.1340]

This reaction competes with intramolecular hydroacylation of pent-4-enals to form cyclopen-tanones. In the case of exo- and ent/o-norborn-5-ene-2-carboxaldehyde (4) if treated with Wilkinson s catalyst [tris(triphenylphosphane)rhodium(I) chloride] only decarbonylation occurs. While the exo-aldehyde exo-4 leads to norbornadiene (5), the e fi o-aldehyde endo-4 reacts to form nortricyclene (6 tricyclo[2.2.1.0 ]heptane). These results support organometallic pathways and exclude radical intermediates, since here identical products should be formed. [Pg.1930]

Alken Sulfan [(,/o] Aldehyd Ausbeute [%] Lite- ratur... [Pg.342]

Ricinoleic acid Rosaniline Rosolic acid Saccharin Safrole (1-,3-,4-) (iso-)(l-,3-,4-j Salicylic acid (o-) aldehyde (o-)... [Pg.45]

HIYAMA - HEATHCOCK Stereoselectiveailytation Stereoselective synthesis of anti homoaDyl ic alcohols by Cr promoted aHylation o aldehydes. [Pg.319]


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Aldehydes, aromatic o-hydroxy

O-Aminoaryl- -aldehydes

O-Anisic Aldehyde

O-Hydroxy aldehydes, metal derivatives

O-Hydroxy aldehydes, metal derivatives of aromatic

O-Nitrobenz aldehyde

O-Phthal aldehyde

O-Tolu aldehyde

O-alkyl aromatic aldehyde

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