Dual reactivity of a photochemically-generated cyclic enyne–allene
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Alexander V. Kuzmin, Vladimir V. Popik
A reactive ten-membered ring enyne–allene (τ25 °C = 5–6 min) is efficiently generated (Φ300 nm = 0.57) by UV irradiation of a thermally stable precursor in which a triple bond is masked as a cyclopropenone moiety.
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