Generation of Ketenes from Acid Chlorides Using NaH/crown Ether Shuttle-deprotonation for Use in Asymmetric Catalysis
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[reaction: see text] We describe methodology for the in situ generation of reactive monosubstituted ketenes from acid chlorides through a shuttle deprotonation process using NaH as an inexpensive stoichiometric base and a crown ether cocatalyst. We have successfully applied this new procedure to the catalytic, asymmetric synthesis of beta-lactams and alpha-haloesters.
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