Reaction of Sodium Azide with 1,1'–Dicyclohexenyl–Diepoxides
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Nucleophilic ring opening of dl and meso 1,1¢- dicyclohexenyl diepoxides by sodium azide in dioxane and aqueous alcoholic medium give the corresponding azidoalcohols. The obtention of departure diepoxides from diazidoalcohols by the reaction with sodium hydride shows the anti position of OH and N3 groups.
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volume 22 issue 2
pages 49- 53
publication date 2003-12-01
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