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A Simple, Effective, and Selective Approach to Synthesize Natural Vicinal Diols from α‐Costic Acid

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Abstract α‐costic acid, the main component of Dittrichia viscosa collected from Morocco, was converted to its derivative γ‐costic acid, both products were the subject of a transformation to obtain new oxygenated derivatives (vicinal diols). The starting material, α‐costic acid was converted to methyl‐α and γ‐costate. The two esters were transformed to vicinal diols employing two reagents I 2 / t ‐BuOOH and diluated KMnO 4 . The first one was the regioselectivity activation of carbon‐carbon double bond using iodine, creating an iodonium intermediate which react with t ‐BuOOH to give corresponding diol and the second one was the exploitation of KMnO 4 as an effective and environmentally friendly oxidant. These simple and effective oxidants led us to two natural vicinal diols α and γ esters costic with a good yield.
Title: A Simple, Effective, and Selective Approach to Synthesize Natural Vicinal Diols from α‐Costic Acid
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Abstract α‐costic acid, the main component of Dittrichia viscosa collected from Morocco, was converted to its derivative γ‐costic acid, both products were the subject of a transformation to obtain new oxygenated derivatives (vicinal diols).
The starting material, α‐costic acid was converted to methyl‐α and γ‐costate.
The two esters were transformed to vicinal diols employing two reagents I 2 / t ‐BuOOH and diluated KMnO 4 .
The first one was the regioselectivity activation of carbon‐carbon double bond using iodine, creating an iodonium intermediate which react with t ‐BuOOH to give corresponding diol and the second one was the exploitation of KMnO 4 as an effective and environmentally friendly oxidant.
These simple and effective oxidants led us to two natural vicinal diols α and γ esters costic with a good yield.

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