Glycosyl fluorides can be prepared in an efficient manner by treatment of pyranose- or furanose-derived 1,2-orthoesters, with hydrogen fluoride pyridine (HF-py). The method is compatible with the presence of a variety of protecting groups, including tert-butyldiphenyl silyl ethers, and can be applied to sugar derivatives with free hydroxyl groups, thus avoiding the need for the protection-deprotection steps.

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