Mechanistic insight into the lanthanide (iii) salt catalysed monoacylation of symmetrical diols from structural models

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Publication Date 2003-09-15
DOI 10.1039/B308171K
Impact Factor 6.222
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Paul A. Clarke, Polly L. Arnold, Martin A. Smith, Louise S. Natrajan, Claire Wilson, Chuen Chan


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Abstract

Model studies are presented that suggest the mechanism of the lanthanide(III) salt catalysed mono acylation of symmetrical diols proceeds via chelation of the diol and the anhydride to the lanthanide salt, followed by an ‘intramolecular’ acyl transfer.

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