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LSD
Key points
N-methyl derivatives (I) are converted to nitriles (II) via cyanogen bromide, and acidic cleavage at 100°C produces compounds (III).
Abstract
AbstractDie N‐Methylderivate (I) werden mit Bromcyan zu den Nitrilen (II) umgesetzt, die sauer bei 100°C unter Bildung der Verbindungen (III) gespalten werden.
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