Exchange and to the release of an amine from its carbamoyl fluoride
AssigneeRhodia Chimie
InventorsGilbert Guidot, Christophe Rochin, Laurent Saint-Jalmes
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a process for the treatment of an aryl carbamoyl fluoride comprising in its molecule at least one perhalogenated aliphatic carbon, which carbon carries at least one halogen atom to be exchanged with fluorine. This process comprises the stage of bringing the said carbamoyl fluoride into contact with hydrofluoric acid, the ratio of hydrofluoric [lacuna] to carbamoyl fluoride being maintained during the reaction at a value at least equal to 4, preferably to 5, and characterized in that the said ratio is at most equal to 11. Application to organic synthesis.
Claims5
A process for the preparation of a compound comprising both a perfluorinated carbon and an aniline functional group from an aryl carbamoyl fluoride compound comprising chlorine atoms in place of the fluorine atoms on the perfluorinated carbon to obtain a partial exchange leaving at most one chlorine atom to be exchanged by molecule, said process comprising the steps of:
- a) reacting said aryl carbamoyl fluoride compound at a temperature of between −10° C. and 40° C. in a reaction mixture comprising hydrofluoric acid and water in a liquid phase with a ratio of hydrofluoric acid to the aryl carbamoyl fluoride being maintained during the reaction at a value at least equal to 4 and at most equal to 11 to obtain the compound comprising both a perfluorinated carbon and an aniline functional group,
- b) bringing said temperature at a value of between 30° C. and 50° C. and, then, adding water,
- c) increasing said temperature to a value of between 70° C. and 100° C., and
- d) recovering the compound comprising both a perfluorinated carbon and an aniline functional group obtained in step a).
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