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Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / Organic Synthesis / January 2004



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any idea to cleave the methyl ester of this compound?

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pyridone - 23 Jan 2004 22:14 GMT
(p-TfO)PhCH(CO2Me)CH(OH)CH2OH. 3x
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Uncle Al - 27 Jan 2004 14:59 GMT
> (p-TfO)PhCH(CO2Me)CH(OH)CH2OH. 3x

How 'bout alkaline hydrogen peroxide followed by mild reduction
(sulfite, nitrite, etc.) of the peroxycarboxylate?

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Muhammar - 27 Jan 2004 14:59 GMT
> (p-TfO)PhCH(CO2Me)CH(OH)CH2OH. 3x

Dissolve your substrate in a large volume of THF-water 1:1, add
exactly 1 equivalent of LiOH.H2O solid, at room temp, and follow the
progress on TLC or HPLC. (If the hydrolysis does not go to completion,
you can add a bit more of LiOH.H2O later on.) Acidify before work-up.

If you get sideproducts with hydroxide (triflate falls off), try
acidic hydrolysis instead, something like 2M HCl mixed with THF in 1:1
ratio, at 50C.

(If you have enantiomericaly pure compound, racemization would
probably happen in this case)
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Narcis Anghel - 27 Jan 2004 15:01 GMT
> (p-TfO)PhCH(CO2Me)CH(OH)CH2OH. 3x

hi,
u can try something funky: enzymatic---->lipase or esterase.
bye.
narcis

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