Abstract
Allylic trichlorotins, prepared in situ from α,α-diisopropylhomoallylic
alcohols with tin(II) chloride and N -chlorosuccinimide
in dichloromethane at -40 ºC, cause nucleophilic
addition to N -tosylimines or N -tosyliminiums to afford the corresponding α-substituted
homoallylic amines.
Key words
nucleophilic additions - allylations - organometallic reagents - allylic tins - homoallylic
amines
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