Deprotonation in anodic methoxylation of fluoroethyl phenyl sulfides using site-isolated heterogeneous bases
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Publication Date
2008-09-10
DOI
10.1039/B809998G
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6.222
Authors
Toshiki Tajima, Hitoshi Kurihara
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Abstract
On the basis of the concept of site isolation in electrochemical reactions, we have successfully demonstrated acceleration of the deprotonation step in anodic methoxylation of fluoroethyl phenyl sulfides using silica gel supported bases.
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