Acetyl bromide-alcohols as convenient reaction systems for: a) removal of N-tert-Boc, N-CBZ and N-Ac protective groups b) esterifications and transesterification c) debenzylation of aryl-O-benzyl ethers
A. Lesk et A. Nudelman, Acetyl bromide-alcohols as convenient reaction systems for: a) removal of N-tert-Boc, N-CBZ and N-Ac protective groups b) esterifications and transesterification c) debenzylation of aryl-O-benzyl ethers, SYN COMMUN, 29(8), 1999, pp. 1405-1408
Hydrogen bromide generated in situ by the addition of acetyl bromide to alc
ohols is a useful reagent for esterifications and transesterifications; N-t
ert-Boc, N-Cbz and N-Ac deprotections; and debenzylation reactions.