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ChemInform Abstract: Silicon‐Functionalized Silyl Enol Ethers: A Novel Dialkylchlorosilyl Enol Ether and Its Conversion to Alkoxy and Aminosilyl Enol Ethers.
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AbstractThe lithium enolate (II) derived from pinacolone (I) is converted to the chlorosilyl enol ether (III) which undergoes substitution reactions with the nucleophiles (IV), yielding the alkoxy or aminosilyl enol ethers (V).
Title: ChemInform Abstract: Silicon‐Functionalized Silyl Enol Ethers: A Novel Dialkylchlorosilyl Enol Ether and Its Conversion to Alkoxy and Aminosilyl Enol Ethers.
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AbstractThe lithium enolate (II) derived from pinacolone (I) is converted to the chlorosilyl enol ether (III) which undergoes substitution reactions with the nucleophiles (IV), yielding the alkoxy or aminosilyl enol ethers (V).
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