Stereospecific Transformation of Protected P–H Group into P–O or P–N Group in One-Pot Reaction

Abstract

A general and efficient procedure for converting 1,1-diethoxyalkylphosphinates into phosphonates or phosphonamides is described by the application of bromine with moderate to high yields and good purity in a one-pot reaction. <i>H</i>-Phosphinate reacts stereospecifically with bromine and subsequently couples with nucleophile to form the corresponding optically active R<sup>1</sup>P­(O)­(OEt)­X with retention of configuration at the phosphorus center. For α-amino-<i>H</i>-phosphinates, the transformation could be realized without the protection of the amino group

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