Abstract
The oxidation of P(III) phosphite triesters to stable P(V) phosphates in oligonucleotide syntheses using hydrogen peroxide was demonstrated in neutral aqueous acetonitrile as a cheap, green alternative to the widely used iodine pyridine procedure. This oxidation was utilized on short oligomers of two nucleosides.
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