Ci. Sainzdiaz et al., SYNTHESIS AND MOLECULAR-STRUCTURE OF CARBOXYALKENYLPHOSPHONIC, AND ALKENYLBISPHOSPHONIC DERIVATIVES, New journal of chemistry, 20(11), 1996, pp. 1195-1211
A series of carboxyalkenyl-, aminocarbonylalkenylphosphonic, and alken
ylbisphosphonic derivatives has been synthesized. The synthesis of 2-e
thoxycarbonylvinylphosphonates has been improved with a yield of 73% a
nd an E/Z isomer ratio of 57/43. The separation of both isomers and th
eir hydrolysis to the corresponding phosphonic acids have been studied
. The synthesis of 2-ethoxycarbonyl-1-propenylphosphonates has been in
vestigated, obtaining a global yield three times higher than that prev
iously reported, and both E/Z isomers have been separated with a yield
of 97.5%. Total and selective hydrolysis to the corresponding phospho
nic acids have also been studied. By the appropriate choice of reactio
n conditions the 2-cyanovinylphosphonate esters can be selectively and
partially hydrolyzed to the 2-aminocarbonylvinylphosphonic acids. UV,
IR, Raman, and H-1, C-13 and P-31 NMR spectroscopic studies have been
performed in these compounds. Dipole moments and C=C/P=O conformation
al populations have been calculated theoretically by ab initio methods
. The effect of solvent polarity on the conformational population has
been observed by IR spectroscopy, disclosing two C=C/P=O conformers. I
ntramolecular hydrogen bonds have been found in (Z)-2-carboxy-1-propen
yl and (Z)-2-carboxyvinylphosphonic acids. Experimental and theoretica
l results have been compared and show very good agreement.