Madison J. Wong, Kaitlyn M. Freiberg, Trevor Reynafarje Jones, Kylee B. Dismuke Rodriguez, Alex B. Wood and Bruce H. Lipshutz*,
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SNAr Reactions Using Continuous Plug Flow...in Aqueous Biphasic Media
New plug-flow opportunities for carrying out SNAr reactions are disclosed using water mixed with the green and separable/recyclable cosolvent 2-MeTHF. This approach enables C–O, C–N, and C–S bond formations. Several features characteristic of this sustainable technology are highlighted, such as recycling of the aqueous reaction medium, applications to several intermediates en route to numerous active pharmaceutical ingredients, and a new “flow-to-batch-to-flow” sequence of reactions demonstrating the possibilities for both time and pot economies to be realized.
New plug-flow opportunities for carrying out SNAr reactions are disclosed using water mixed with the green and separable/recyclable cosolvent 2-MeTHF. This approach enables C−O, C−N, and C−S bond formations. Several features characteristic of this sustainable technology are highlighted, such as recycling of the aqueous reaction medium, applications to several intermediates en route to numerous active pharmaceutical ingredients, and a new “flow-to-batch-to-flow” sequence of reactions demonstrating the possibilities for both time and pot economies to be realized.
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