Synthesis of Esters from Acyl Chlorides and Halide Under Solid-Liquid Phase Transfer Catalysis

Yulai Hu Institute of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Northwest Normal University, 95 An Nin Road(E.), 730070, Lanzhou, China

Weihua Pa Lanzhou Railway College, 790070, Lanzhou, China

Wenfeng Cui Institute of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Northwest Normal University, 95 An Nin Road(E.), 730070, Lanzhou, China

Jinxian Wang Institute of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Northwest Normal University, 95 An Nin Road(E.), 730070, Lanzhou, China

Abstract

A new and general method for the synthesis of esters is reported. Acyl chloride reacts with halide in the presence of sodium hydrogen carbonate and under solid-liquid phase transfer condition to afford the esters in good to excellent isolated yields. The effects of catalyst, sodium and solvents to the reactions have been investigated. The reaction mechanism is briefly discussed.

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