Xiao-Hong Wei, Ya-Wen Xue, Xiu-Mei Jiang, Gang-Gui Quan, Jia-Qiang Ye, Xu Guo, Xuan Liu
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Abstract
An efficient phospha-aldol/Meyer-Schuster rearrangement cascade reaction between propargylic aldehydes and phosphine oxides has been developed in which various phosphoryl enones were obtained in moderate to excellent yields. A comprehensive series of mechanistic experiments, including the identification of key intermediates and the application of 18O isotope labeling, has confirmed that this cascade reaction proceeds through a phospha-aldol followed by Meyer–Schuster rearrangement cascade reaction.
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