Abstract:
The chlorovinylidenecarbene 6 has been generated from 3,3-dichloropropyne 1avia γ-elimination of hydrogen chloride on treatment with powdered KOH under phase-transfer catalysis conditions and has been trapped by alkenes, to form chlorovinylidenecyclopropanes 7 in 20–45% yields.
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Article
Language: English
Citation:
K. N. Shavrin, I. B. Shvedova, O. M. Nefedov, “Chlorovinylidenecarbene: Generation from 3,3-Dichloropropyne by Base Solvolysis (under Phase-transfer Catalysis Conditions) and Reaction with Alkenes”, Mendeleev Commun., 3:2 (1993), 50–51
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