Publication

Selective deprotection of allyl amines using palladium

1995
Journal paper

Abstract

Mono and diallylamines can be cleaved using Pd(0) catalyst and 2-mercaptobenzoic acid as nucleophile. This methodology has been successfully used for the sequential deprotection of diallylamines. The yields of desallylation are good to quantitative.

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