Preparation of Unsymmetrically Labeled Hydroperoxides. A Hydroxamate Ester−Nitrosation Approach
摘要:
Reaction of O-tertiary alkyl arylhydroxamate esters with nitrosyl chloride gives O-tertiary alkyl aryl peresters that can be hydrolyzed to the hydroperoxide. If the hydroxamate ester carbonyl oxygen or nitrosyl chloride is labeled with O-18, the label appears in the product hydroperoxide's terminal oxygen. This strategy, which derives from the pioneering work of Koenig, permits the preparation of a variety of(2-O-18) hydroperoxides, including tertiary alkyl and cumyl hydroperoxides. tert-Butyl alpha-hydroperoxyisobutyrate, 27, prepared in this way with an O-18 label in the terminal oxygen, serves as a useful precursor for the preparation of other unsymmetrically labeled peroxides and hydroperoxides. Hydroperoxide 27 is protected as a perketal with 2-methoxypropene, and a six-step sequence involving Dibal-H reduction, oxidation (PDC), and Wittig chemistry provides the allylic hydroperoxide 12 that is used in mechanistic studies. Hydroxamate esters that give peresters prone to undergo the Criegee rearrangement upon reaction with NOCl do not give useful yields of product hydroperoxides in the transformation and one hydroxamate ester 17 that reacts via an allylalkoxyl radical gives epoxides 20a and 20b as the major isolable products of reaction.
Anti‐Markovnikov Radical Hydro‐ and Deuteroamidation of Unactivated Alkenes
作者:Heng Jiang、Armido Studer
DOI:10.1002/chem.201901566
日期:2019.5.23
Radical anti‐Markovnikov hydro‐ and deuteroamidation of unactivatedalkenes was achieved by merging photoredox and thiol catalysis. Reactions proceed by addition of the electrophilic CbzHN‐radical (Cbz=carbobenzyloxy), readily generated by single‐electron‐transfer (SET) oxidation of an α‐Cbz‐amino‐oxy acid to an alkene. The adduct radical is reduced by thiophenol added as an organic polarity reversal
Transition‐Metal‐Free Three‐Component Radical 1,2‐Amidoalkynylation of Unactivated Alkenes
作者:Heng Jiang、Armido Studer
DOI:10.1002/chem.201805490
日期:——
A transition‐metal‐freeradical 1,2‐amidoalkynylation of unactivated alkenes is presented. α‐Amido‐oxy acids were used as amidyl radical precursors, which were oxidized by an organic photoredox catalyst (4CzlPN). The electrophilic N‐radicals chemoselectively reacted with various aliphatic alkenes and the adduct radicals were then trapped by ethynylbenziodoxolone (EBX) reagents to eventually provide
Amidyl Radicals by Oxidation of α‐Amido‐oxy Acids: Transition‐Metal‐Free Amidofluorination of Unactivated Alkenes
作者:Heng Jiang、Armido Studer
DOI:10.1002/anie.201804966
日期:2018.8.13
three‐component transition‐metal‐free amidofluorination of unactivated alkenes and styrenes is presented. α‐Amido‐oxy acids are introduced as efficient and easily accessible amidyl radical precursors that are oxidized by a photoexcited organic sensitizer (Mes‐Acr‐Me) to the corresponding carboxyl radical. Sequential CO2 and aldehyde/ketone fragmentation leads to an N‐centered radical that adds to an
Preparation of Unsymmetrically Labeled Hydroperoxides. A Hydroxamate Ester−Nitrosation Approach
作者:Ned. A. Porter、Sarah E. Caldwell、Jennifer R. Lowe
DOI:10.1021/jo980654e
日期:1998.8.1
Reaction of O-tertiary alkyl arylhydroxamate esters with nitrosyl chloride gives O-tertiary alkyl aryl peresters that can be hydrolyzed to the hydroperoxide. If the hydroxamate ester carbonyl oxygen or nitrosyl chloride is labeled with O-18, the label appears in the product hydroperoxide's terminal oxygen. This strategy, which derives from the pioneering work of Koenig, permits the preparation of a variety of(2-O-18) hydroperoxides, including tertiary alkyl and cumyl hydroperoxides. tert-Butyl alpha-hydroperoxyisobutyrate, 27, prepared in this way with an O-18 label in the terminal oxygen, serves as a useful precursor for the preparation of other unsymmetrically labeled peroxides and hydroperoxides. Hydroperoxide 27 is protected as a perketal with 2-methoxypropene, and a six-step sequence involving Dibal-H reduction, oxidation (PDC), and Wittig chemistry provides the allylic hydroperoxide 12 that is used in mechanistic studies. Hydroxamate esters that give peresters prone to undergo the Criegee rearrangement upon reaction with NOCl do not give useful yields of product hydroperoxides in the transformation and one hydroxamate ester 17 that reacts via an allylalkoxyl radical gives epoxides 20a and 20b as the major isolable products of reaction.