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Self condensation reaction of alpha-ketophosphonates
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2007
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Göllü, Mehmet
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This thesis presents synthesis of tertiary α-hydroxy phosphonate derivatives. α-Ketophosphonates is known that they are both acyl anion precursors and electrophiles. In this work, α-ketophosphonates were used as both acyl anion precursors and electrophiles in the presence of catalytic amount of KCN. α-Ketophosphonates underwent benzoin-type condensation reaction.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/17031
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M. Göllü, “Self condensation reaction of alpha-ketophosphonates,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2007.