Functionalization of Silyldienol Ethers at the γ‑Position via 2‑Silyloxypentadienyl Cations

This report describes Brønsted acid catalyzed de novo synthesis of silyldienol ethers bearing tetrasubstituted double bonds via an intermediacy of 2-silyloxypentadienyl cations. The reactivity of these novel cationic intermediates could be modulated and harnessed toward direct nucleophilic additions...

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Hauptverfasser: Ayala, Caitlan E, Dange, Nitin S, Stepherson, Jacob R, Henry, Jeffrey L, Fronczek, Frank R, Kartika, Rendy
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