From: kmorendha (mailbox$##$prolificint.com)
Date: Tue Feb 21 2006 - 09:41:39 EST
This is in continuation to my earlier posting for C=O to CH2 reduction :
What do you think, if I reduce the Imine formed by reaction between these two reactants with NaBH4 ?
Imine formation :
----------------------
Ph-CO-CH=CH-COOC2H5
+
CH(CH3)-H2N COOC7H7
to
Ph-CO-CH2-CH(COOC2H5)-NH-CH(CH3)-COOC7H7
Now reducing the Imine formed above with NaBH4 in Methanol to get the final product :
Ph-CH2-CH2-CH(COOC2H5)-NH-CH(CH3)-COOH
i.e. : getting C=O to CH2 & C7H7 to COOH.
May it work ? If yes, then can I get some experimental & work-up suggetions for this ?
Awaiting your suggetions !
Thanks in advance,
Kamal
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