Abstract
Abstract (1-aminoalkyl)phosphonic acids are important amino acids with interesting biological properties (1). They are available by various procedures (2). However, a potentially efficient and direct route not very well documented is the use of schiff bases derived from diethyl-aminomethylphosphonate. These substrates have been used to prepare a-alkylated phosphonic aminoacids using strong bases under anhydrous conditions (3). We report here a simple method using solid-liquid phase transfer catalysis (PTC) as wel1 as solid-liquid PTC without solvent:
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