AI Article Synopsis
- The paper presents a method for synthesizing 1-alkylglycerols chimyl, batyl, and selachyl, which can be derived from shark liver oil and certain animal skins.
- These compounds show potential for anti-fouling applications, which could be valuable in various industries.
- The synthesis involves two main techniques: solvent-free reactions using onium quaternary salts and ionic liquids, as well as a series of one-pot reactions.
Article Abstract
A chemoselective route for the synthesis of 1--alkylglycerols chimyl (1), batyl (2), and selachyl (3) is reported. These compounds can be naturally isolated from shark liver oil and the skin of animals such as stingrays and chimeras and exhibit potential anti-fouling activity. The synthetic approach developed in this work included two distinct methods of preparation. The first was based on solvent-free reactions catalyzed by onium quaternary salts (N and P) and ionic liquids; the second methodology was based on a series of one-pot reactions.
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| http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9047497 | PMC |
| http://dx.doi.org/10.1039/c9ra09217j | DOI Listing |
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