Abstract
The reaction between an acetate ester and n-decylphosphate ions in dipolar aprotic medium provides a system which allows the facile formation of acetyl phosphate derivatives, by means of restricting the quantities of water available in the reacting system; the role of water is explained in terms of the inhibition of the nucleophilic attack of the phosphate group, which is disfavoured by its presence.
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