Novel Thermal Rearrangement of Fused Diaryl-v-Triazolium Salts to Neutral Indazole Derivatives. Fused Azolium Salts. 16
摘要:
Alkylation of 1,3-diaryl-v-triazolo[1,5-a]benzimidazole (1) by trimethyloxonium salt afforded selectively the 4-methyl quaternary salt 2, whereas reaction with dimethyl sulfate at elevated temperature resulted in ring transformation, implying ring opening to a nitrenium cation and a subsequent electrophilic ring closure to give a benzimidazolylindazole product 5. Independent of the methylation, a similar easy thermal rearrangement was observed with alkylated 1,3-diaryl-v-triazolo[1,5-a]benzimidazolium (2 --> 4) and the related benzothiazolium salt (7 --> 8). Extension of the reaction to diaryl-v-triazolopyridinium salt (9 --> 10 + 11) allowed observation of an additional novel reaction path that provided further support for the supposed reaction mechanism.
and some recent results reveals that this ring opening of fused [1,2,3]triazolium salts is a general phenomenon and is closely related to the well-known retro-electrocyclizations (called "1,5-dipolarcyclizations") of neutral fused [1,2,3]triazoles and tetrazoles.
Novel Thermal Rearrangement of Fused Diaryl-<i>v</i>-Triazolium Salts to Neutral Indazole Derivatives. Fused Azolium Salts. 16
作者:T. Soós、Gy. Hajós、A. Messmer
DOI:10.1021/jo961749o
日期:1997.2.1
Alkylation of 1,3-diaryl-v-triazolo[1,5-a]benzimidazole (1) by trimethyloxonium salt afforded selectively the 4-methyl quaternary salt 2, whereas reaction with dimethyl sulfate at elevated temperature resulted in ring transformation, implying ring opening to a nitrenium cation and a subsequent electrophilic ring closure to give a benzimidazolylindazole product 5. Independent of the methylation, a similar easy thermal rearrangement was observed with alkylated 1,3-diaryl-v-triazolo[1,5-a]benzimidazolium (2 --> 4) and the related benzothiazolium salt (7 --> 8). Extension of the reaction to diaryl-v-triazolopyridinium salt (9 --> 10 + 11) allowed observation of an additional novel reaction path that provided further support for the supposed reaction mechanism.