New methodology for the [4+3] cycloaddition reactions: generation of oxyallyl cations from α,α′-diiodoketones under sonochemical or thermal conditions
作者:Angel M Montaña、Pedro M Grima
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(01)01671-9
日期:2001.10
A new methodology to perform [4+3] cycloaddition reactions of suitable dienes and 1,3-dimethyl-2-oxyallyl cations is presented. The reaction is carried out starting from commercially available dienes and easy-handling α,α′-diiodoketones, which are reduced by the Zn/Cu couple to generate the oxyallyl cation as intermediate. The reaction is carried out under mild thermal or sonochemical conditions at
Facile Synthesis and Ring-Opening Cross Metathesis of Carbo- and Heterocyclic Bicyclo[3.2.1]oct-6-en-3-ones Using Gaseous Olefinic Reaction Partners
作者:Marko D. Mihovilovic、Birgit Grötzl、Wolfgang Kandioller、Radka Snajdrova、Adél Muskotál、Dario A. Bianchi、Peter Stanetty
DOI:10.1002/adsc.200505375
日期:2006.3
were prepared by a facile [4+3]-cycloaddition strategy involving sonochemistry. The oxyallyl species required for the reaction with the corresponding diene was generated from a suitable perbromo ketone with activated zinc under sonification conditions. The resulting dibromo bicyclo compounds were reduced to the target products using a Cu/Zn couple. Ring-openingcrossmetathesis of the resulting bicyclic
Generation of Oxyallyl Cations by Reduction of α,α′-Diiodoketones Under Sonochemical or Thermal Conditions: Improved Methodology for the [4C(4π;)+3C(2π;)] Cycloaddition Reactions
作者:Angel M. Montaña、Pedro M. Grima
DOI:10.1081/scc-120015712
日期:2003.3
An improved methodology to carry out [4C(4pi)+3C(2pi)] cycloaddition reactions of dienes and oxyallyl cations, is presented. The reaction starts from commercially available dienes and easy-handling alpha,alpha-diio-doketones, which are reduced by Zn (powder) or Zn/Cu couple to generate an oxyallyl cation as an intermediate. The reaction is carried out under mild thermal or sonochemical conditions at low tempera tures (from 0 to -44degreesC) and for short reaction times (< 15 min).
Synthesis and Functionalization of New Tropanes Designed for Use as Scaffolds in Combinatorial Chemistry