Application of sugar phosphonates for the preparation of higher carbon monosaccharides

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Reaction of sugar derived phosphonates [Sug-C(O)CH₂P(O)(OMe)₂] with sugar aldehydes (Sug'-CHO) provides the higher enones of the general formula Sug-C(O)CH=CH-Sug' with the trans configuration of the double bond. The phosphonate meth

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Application of Sugar Phosphonates
for the Preparation of Higher Carbon
Monosaccharides
Slawomir Jarosz, Stanislaw Skóra, Artur Stefanowicz,
Mateusz Mach & Jadwiga Frelek
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To cite this article: Slawomir Jarosz, Stanislaw Skóra, Artur Stefanowicz, Mateusz Mach &
Jadwiga Frelek (1999): Application of Sugar Phosphonates for the Preparation of Higher Carbon
Monosaccharides, Journal of Carbohydrate Chemistry, 18:8, 961-974
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