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Arnaud Gautier
CNRS
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N,N’–bis–(2,4,6–trimethylphenylamino)ethane dihydrobromide is obtained in a single step through the dialkylation of dibromoethane. It serves as a versatile starting material for the synthesis of imidazolium salts: SIMes.HBr, SIMes.HCl, SIMes.HPF6 and SIMes.HBF4.
Keywords
imidazolinium salts, NHC precursors, diamines
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Synthesis of 1,2 diamines under environmentally benign conditions: application for the preparation of imidazolidiniums
by Stéphane P. Roche, Marie-Laure Teyssot, and Arnaud Gautier
Tetrahedron Letters (27 September, 2012)
Method Article
Arnaud Gautier
CNRS
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N,N’–bis–(2,4,6–trimethylphenylamino)ethane dihydrobromide is obtained in a single step through the dialkylation of dibromoethane. It serves as a versatile starting material for the synthesis of imidazolium salts: SIMes.HBr, SIMes.HCl, SIMes.HPF6 and SIMes.HBF4.
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Associated Publications
Synthesis of 1,2 diamines under environmentally benign conditions: application for the preparation of imidazolidiniums
by Stéphane P. Roche, Marie-Laure Teyssot, and Arnaud Gautier
Tetrahedron Letters (27 September, 2012)