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publicationNumber GB-1088353-A
titleOfInvention Improvements in or relating to androstene derivatives
abstract 17a - Ethynyl - 19 - nor - D 4 - androsten-17b -ol-3-one is prepared free of 3,17-diones by heating a solution of at least one of the aforementioned compound and its D 5(10)-isomer and at least one of the corresponding 17-ones in an inert organic solvent with dry hydrogen chloride to precipitate 5a -chloro-17a -ethynyl-19 - nor - androstan - 17b - ol - 3 - one and contacting this compound with an alcoholic solution of a strong base to give the required product free of 3,17-diones. The hydrogen chloride may be generated in situ, and preferred solvents are benzene, chloroform and dioxan. The starting materials are prepared by selective ethynylation of the 3,17-diones and this accounts for their presence in them. After the 5a -chloro-compound has been separated the 3,17-diones remaining in solution can be recycled to the ethynylation step. In a modification of the above process the required product is separated from reaction mixtures obtained by the Oppenauer oxidation of 17a -ethynyl-19-nor - D 5(10) - androsten - 3b ,17b - diol, such mixtures comprising the unreacted starting material, and the corresponding 3-one and 3,17-dione and their D 4-isomers, by acylating to give the 3-acylate of the starting material, and then using the resulting mixture as the starting material in the hydrochlorination step.
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