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Darstellung und Hydrolyse von 4‐Halogenmethylen‐1.3‐dioxolanen
Authors: Herbert Meister;
Darstellung und Hydrolyse von 4‐Halogenmethylen‐1.3‐dioxolanen
Abstract
AbstractDurch basenkatalysierte Addition von Formaldehyd an 1‐Halogen‐propin‐(1)‐ole‐(3) (3) werden 4‐Halogenmethylen‐1.3‐dioxolane (4a–o) erhalten. Die saure Hydrolyse von 4 führt zu 1‐Halogen‐propanol‐(3)‐onen‐(2) (5a–f, i–o). Soweit diese eine primäre oder sekundäre Hydroxy‐Gruppe enthalten (5a–f), werden sie beim Erwärmen in die 2.3‐Diketone 6 bzw. 7a–c und Halogenwasserstoff gespalten.
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