This approach reveals a practical method for deoxybenzoins synthesis using K2CO3, suggesting broader substrate tolerance.
This study introduces a one-pot, transition metal-free strategy for synthesizing deoxybenzoins, overcoming the challenges of conventional methods. The reaction involves dual acylation of γ-aryl β-keto esters using K2CO3 in dioxane at 90 °C, followed by a concerted transformation to form deoxybenzoin. The protocol operates under mild conditions, tolerates a broad range of substrates, and produces minimal by-products, making it a practical, scalable alternative for accessing pharmaceutically relevant deoxybenzoins.
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