Preparation and reactivity of new .beta.-nitrogen-functionalized vinylic organolithium compounds from secondary aliphatic allylamines
摘要:
Two new types of B-nitrogen-functionalized vinylic organolithium compounds have been prepared from secondary aliphatic allylamines through the temporary silylation of the amino group. The monoanionic intermediates 4, stable at -80 degrees C, are generated by a bromine-lithium exchange reaction and the dianionic derivatives 2, stable at room temperature, by a tin-lithium transmetalation reaction. Both types of organolithium compounds react with different electrophiles giving functionalized allylamines 7 and 10-27. Moreover, dianionic derivatives 30, 33 can be prepared directly by bromine-lithium exchange when the beta-elimination reaction of hydrogen bromide in the lithium 2-bromoallylamide is structurally hindered. Additionally, a novel type of anionic 1,3-rearrangement of a trimethylsilyl group from nitrogen to carbon is described.
Amines Derived from Dihalopropenes. V.<sup>1a</sup> Reaction of 2-Haloallylamines with Various Bases<sup>1b</sup>
作者:Albert T. Bottini、Barbara J. King、Robert E. Olsen
DOI:10.1021/jo01046a525
日期:1963.11
Preparation and reactivity of new .beta.-nitrogen-functionalized vinylic organolithium compounds from secondary aliphatic allylamines
作者:Jose Barluenga、Rosa Maria Canteli、Josefa Florez
DOI:10.1021/jo00082a017
日期:1994.2
Two new types of B-nitrogen-functionalized vinylic organolithium compounds have been prepared from secondary aliphatic allylamines through the temporary silylation of the amino group. The monoanionic intermediates 4, stable at -80 degrees C, are generated by a bromine-lithium exchange reaction and the dianionic derivatives 2, stable at room temperature, by a tin-lithium transmetalation reaction. Both types of organolithium compounds react with different electrophiles giving functionalized allylamines 7 and 10-27. Moreover, dianionic derivatives 30, 33 can be prepared directly by bromine-lithium exchange when the beta-elimination reaction of hydrogen bromide in the lithium 2-bromoallylamide is structurally hindered. Additionally, a novel type of anionic 1,3-rearrangement of a trimethylsilyl group from nitrogen to carbon is described.