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THE HALOGENS
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                   R                      R
                      C               C
                          C       C
                              Br                 Br

                                                                                  (7.121)
                                                       +  R  C   C   C   C   R




                              CF 3               CF 3



                  REVIEW PROBLEM 7.28*
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                  The (alkynyl)aryl-   -bromanes mentioned above are stable enough to be isolated and
                  may be employed in a variety of other coupling reactions. Alkynyl tosylates and tri-
                  flates are interesting and useful products that can be obtained in this manner:

                                               R
                                           C
                             BF 3 •F   C
                                   Br
                                           n-Bu NOTs
                                              4
                                                       t-Bu  C   C   OTs
                                            R = t-Bu
                                             NaOTf
                                                       n-C H    C   C   OTf
                                                         8 17
                                                 H
                                           R = n-C 8 17
                                   CF 3
                  Suggest mechanisms for the above two reactions.


                  Interaction of trifluoromethanesulfonamide (also known as triflamide or triflylamide,
                                        3
                                                                     3
                TfNH ) with aryl(difluoro)-   -bromanes leads to triflylimido-   -bromanes, ArBrNTf,
                    2
                which act as potent nitrene transfer agents.
                                                                    −
                                             F      F            TfN    +
                                                Br                    Br
                                  NH 2
                                   2+                 CH 3 CN, 0 °C
                                  S    −  +                                       (7.122)
                                      O                 − 2 HF
                             F C
                              3
                                     O  −
                                                CF 3                  CF 3
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