Photolytic and chromium(II)-promoted addition reactions of N-halogenoformamides with alkenes
摘要:
Formamidyl radicals (HCONR) do not intramolecularly abstract hydrogen or cyclise onto aromatic rings, but do add intermolecularly to alkenes. The photolytic addition of N-halogenoformamides to alkenes is inhibited by N-alkylation. However, N-alkyl-N-halogenoformamides add to alkenes in the presence of chromium(II) species. The addition of N-halogenoformamides to alkenes occurs regiospecifically with formamidyl bonding to the less substituted terminus of the alkene. The adducts obtained from N-alkylformamidyls exist as mixtures of rotameric isomers whose configurations have been assigned. The reactivity of the formamidyl radical has been discussed in terms of its conformation and electronic state.
Organic Synthesis Using Sodium Bromate. II. A Facile Synthesis of<i>N</i>-Bromo Imides and Amides Using Sodium Bromate and Hydrobromic Acid (or Sodium Bromide) in the Presence of Sulfuric Acid
The reaction of imides and amides in water (or aqueous acetic acid) with sodium bromate and hydrobromic acid (or sodium bromide) in the presence of sulfuric acid under mild conditions gave the corresponding N-bromides in high yields.
Boismenu, Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Seances de l'Academie des Sciences, 1911, vol. 153, p. 679,950,1484
作者:Boismenu
DOI:——
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Photolytic and chromium(II)-promoted addition reactions of N-halogenoformamides with alkenes
作者:Andr� Goosen、Cedric W. McCleland、Alan J. Merrifield
DOI:10.1039/p19920000627
日期:——
Formamidyl radicals (HCONR) do not intramolecularly abstract hydrogen or cyclise onto aromatic rings, but do add intermolecularly to alkenes. The photolytic addition of N-halogenoformamides to alkenes is inhibited by N-alkylation. However, N-alkyl-N-halogenoformamides add to alkenes in the presence of chromium(II) species. The addition of N-halogenoformamides to alkenes occurs regiospecifically with formamidyl bonding to the less substituted terminus of the alkene. The adducts obtained from N-alkylformamidyls exist as mixtures of rotameric isomers whose configurations have been assigned. The reactivity of the formamidyl radical has been discussed in terms of its conformation and electronic state.