07-18-03 00:33
No 448113
Is it possible to convert a methoxy group to a bromide. Perhaps through a -OH.
I guess exactly what i'm looking for is a procedure to convert anethol to 4BrPropenylbenzene.
Could the bromide be converted to the flouride with NaFL in a finkelstien type swap??
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(I'm Yust a Typo)
07-18-03 00:44
No 448114
If you're in a lab where you have the chems to think about such things, it's much easier to order 4-fluorobenzaldehyde.
If you're not in such a lab, thinking about things like this is much like daydreaming.
(Chief Bee)
07-18-03 00:59
No 448118
The only way to convert aromatic methoxy or hydroxy groups is through Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution, but the reaction conditions are way too harsh for a substrate like anethole to survive, see the following tutorial for details on Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution (http://www.people.virginia.edu/~fac6q/2
(Hive Addict)
07-20-03 21:21
No 448680
Sometimes day dreaming is all it takes. A day dream is reailty. WIth a flick of a switch and a wave of a hand....then there was.
And cause anethol is much easier to aquire in bulk for swim, And the people who sell these benzyaldehydes are hard to motivate
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