Reactions of tert-butyl trimethylsilyl carbonate and of bistrialkylsilyl carbonates with amino acids. Carbon-13 chemical shifts in carbonates and silyl carbonate derivatives
Reactions of tert-butyl trimethylsilyl carbonate and of bistrialkylsilyl carbonates with amino acids. Carbon-13 chemical shifts in carbonates and silyl carbonate derivatives
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叔丁基三甲基甲硅烷基碳酸酯和双三烷基甲硅烷基碳酸酯与氨基酸的反应。
DOI:
10.1021/jo00954a021
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发表时间:
1973
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B. M. Pope
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作者:
Yutaka Yamamoto;D. Tarbell;J. R. Fehlner;B. M. Pope
A number of bistrialkylsilyl carbonates, RsSiOC (= 0) OSiR3have been prepared. Therecently described íerí-butyl trimethylsilyl carbonate (la) has been shown to react with-amino acid esters to form the correspond-ing silylurethanes, RC (NHCOOR') HCOOR", where R'= Si (CH3) 3. Under more drastic conditions, the completely silylated amino acid derivatives are formed. All of the silylated derivatives are hydrolyzed by moist ether to the parent amino acids or esters; with L-tyrosine, complete silylation followed by hydrolysis with moist ether regenerates the L-tyrosine, with no evidence of racemization. Bistriethylsilyl carbonate (3c) and íerí-butyl triethylsilyl carbonate (lb) yield the same silylurethane from glycine ethyl ester. 13C chemical shifts have been measured, and assignments of chemical shifts to specific types of carbon havebeen made for a series of car-bonate esters, di-and tricarbonates, silyl carbonates, and-BOC and other urethanes derived from glycine ethyl ester. As thenumber of carbonate groups in the moleculeincreases, the chemical shifts of the carbonyl carbons move to higher field. The presence ofsulfur (in place of oxygen) next to the carbonyl carbon moves its chemical shift downfield~ 16-18 ppm. Other regularities are noted.