Fluorous triphasic reactions: Transportative deprotection of fluorous silyl ethers with concomitant purification
Fluorous triphasic reactions: Transportative deprotection of fluorous silyl ethers with concomitant purification
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DOI:
10.1021/ja011716c
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发表时间:
2001-10-17
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15
通讯作者:
Curran, DP
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作者:
Nakamura, H;Linclau, B;Curran, DP
The use of an impure starting material in a typical organic reaction is generally a recipe for producing an impure product. Accordingly, each organic reaction is usually followed by a separation. Despite the efficiency advantage, reactions and separations are rarely coupled in any substantive way. 2 Herein, we describe the first examples of “fluorous triphasic reactions”. In these processes, a liquid-liquid separation is directly coupled with a chemical reaction to provide a pure product starting from an impure precursor. The reaction and separation occur simultaneously rather than sequentially, and the reaction drives the separation.Fluorous triphasic reactions emanate from fluorous biphasic reactions3 and other techniques based on fluorous/organic liquidliquid extractions. 4 They also extend so-called “fluorous synthesis” techniques in which organic molecules are reversibly tagged with fluorous tags during a part of the synthesis. 5 These techniques typically rely on solid-liquid extraction because the number of fluorines needed for liquid-liquid extractions is unduly large. 6 The transportation features of three liquid phases (usually two aqueous, one organic) are well-known7 but are rarely used in synthesis.