Abstract
Hexahydro-s-triazines of amino acid esters (-CH2-N[sbnd]A-COOR1)3 (A = CH2, CH2-CH2, CH(CH2)COOMe…; R1 = Me, Et, i.-Pr) react with phosphonous acid esters RP(O)OR2H (R=Me, Et, i.-Pr, t.-Bu, c-Hex, Ph;R2 = Et, Ph) forming tile corresponding N-(phosphinic-methyl)-amino acid esters RP(O)(OEt)-CH2-NH[sbnd]A-COOR1 (6–13) and RP(O)(OPh)-CH2-NH[sbnd]A-COOR1 (25–34). In case of RP(O)(OEt)H in addition to 6–13 the N-bis(phosphinicmethyl)-amino acid esters 14-17 are obtained too in lower yields, The latter ones 35–42 result with yields of 80–95% only by reactions of RP(OH)2 end amino acids in the presence of formaldehyde like a modified mannich-reaction. The hydrolysis of 6–13 or 25–34 leads to RP(O)(OH)-CH2-NH[sbnd]A-COOH and RP(O)(OH)-CH2-NH[sbnd]A-COOR1 by various methods.