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E- and chemoselective thia-Michael addition to benzyl allenoate

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Pages 969-975 | Received 31 Jan 2020, Accepted 18 Jul 2020, Published online: 30 Jul 2020
 

Abstract

Different thiols were successfully reacted with benzyl allenoate resulting in E-selective thia-Michael addition product with α,β-unsaturation as confirmed by single crystal x-ray crystallographic analysis. The thia-Michael addition is chemoselective and free amine and alcohol groups were well tolerated. Catalytic triethylamine was required for high conversion. Fair to excellent yields were obtained for a variety of aliphatic, aryl and heteroaryl thiols.

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5. Supplementary data

See the attached supporting information file with detailed experimental procedures and spectra for all compounds. The single crystal X-ray data associated with this article can be found at CCDC repository numbers, 1560208 and 1560209.

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Funding

We are grateful to Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan for the financial support under the NRPU program (Project No. 20-3069/NRPU.R&D/13) and Start up Research Grant (Project No. PM-IPFP-HRD-HEC-2011-402). Rifhat Bibi is thankful to HEC for Indigenous Ph. D. Fellowship.

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