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Sodium fluoride

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Protecting groups for the synthesis of ribonucleic acids

A review, with 17 refs. Methods for the regioselective introduction of alkoxymethyl-groups into the 2'-O-position of 5'-O-dimethoxytritylated, nucleobase-protected ribonucleosides and for the N-alkyloxycarbonylation of adenine and guanine nucleosides were ...

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About the "physiological size" of fluorine substituents: comparison of sensorially active compounds with fluorine and methyl substituted analogs

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1996

O-Fluoromethyl carboxylates and O-fluoromethyl carbamates

The fluoride catalyzed reaction between acyl fluorides and monomeric formaldehyde affords fluoromethyl carboxylates in acceptable yields. Fluoromethyl fluoroformate, readily accessible from the corresponding dichloro compd., condenses with amines to give f ...

1995

The selective O-acylation of enolates providing simple entry to O-enesters

In the presence of catalytic amts. of a fluoride source, O-trimethylsilyl enethers undergo condensation with acyl fluorides to afford O-enesters with high yields. The intermediates and final products are pure (Z) isomers if only one double bond is in conju ...

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