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N,N‘-Ditosylhydrazine: A Convenient Reagent for Facile Synthesis of Diazoacetates†
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Abstract

A novel entry to the synthesis of diazoacetates is disclosed. A variety of diazoacetates were synthesized from the corresponding bromoacetates by treatment with N,N‘-ditosylhydrazine in moderate to high yields. Ease of operation with the stable crystalline reagent as well as a short reaction time offer a useful alternative to the conventional methods.
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- Published In Issue August 02, 2007
- Received June 18, 2007
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