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Tetrahedron Letters
Volume 45, Issue 22, 24 May 2004, Pages 4405-4409
 
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Radical-chain functionalisation at C–H centres using an O-oxiranylcarbinyl O-silyl ketene acetal

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Yudong Caia, Hai-Shan Danga and Brian P. RobertsCorresponding Author Contact Information, a, E-mail The Corresponding Author

aDepartment of Chemistry, University College London, 20 Gordon Street, London WC1H 0AJ, UK


Received 30 January 2004; 
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Available online 30 April 2004.

Abstract

A readily prepared O-oxiranylcarbinyl O-silyl ketene acetal has been used to bring about functionalisation at various types of saturated C–H group, through the intermediacy of an oxiranylcarbinyl radical that undergoes rapid ring opening to give a highly reactive allyloxyl radical.

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Keywords: Epoxides; Radicals and radical reactions; Addition reactions; Fragmentation reactions; Polarity-reversal catalysis

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Tetrahedron Letters
Volume 45, Issue 22, 24 May 2004, Pages 4405-4409
 
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