CYCLIZATION OF N-HALOGENATED AMINES (HOFMANN-LOFFLER REACTION
CYCLIZATION OF N-HALOGENATED AMINES (HOFMANN-LOFFLER REACTION
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DOI:
10.1021/cr60221a004
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发表时间:
1963-01-01
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影响因子:
62.1
通讯作者:
WOLFF, ME
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作者:
WOLFF, ME
The chemist who sets out to synthesize, degrade or modify an organic structure customarily appraises the chemistry of that compound in terms of the properties of its functional groups. Such an approach is effective because of the inert nature of aliphatic and alicyclic chains. High temperature and catalytic methods for the isomerization of hydrocarbons are extensively employed industrial processes, but these procedures are too drastic or otherwise unsuitable for use with most polyfunctional compounds. Although conventional ionic organic reactions specifically occur at functional or otherwise activated positions in organic compounds, this is notthe case in free radical reactions. Free radicals often attackinert methylene groups in preference to activated positions, but this very property gives rise to mixtures of polysubstituted products. It would appear that free radical reactions suitable for use in the modifi-cation of pre-selected, unactivated hydrocarbon groups would be of major utility in synthetic organic chemis-try, and it is a remarkable factthat such a reaction, known for three quarters of a century, has received only minor exploitation.