The Wittig Reaction of Fluorinated Amides: an Unusual Fragmentation of Oxaphosphetane Intermediates
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Stéphane Boulard, Paul Gordon and Stephen P. Stanforth
Abstract
The fluorinated amides 1a–e reacted with phosphorane 2 in toluene at reflux yielding a tautomeric mixture of enamines 5a–e and imines 6a–evia a putative oxaphosphetane intermediate 3.
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