Synthesis of Azulenone Skeletons by Reaction of 2-Phenyl-2-acylketenes [RCO(Ph)CCO] with Alkynyl Ethers: Mechanistic Aspects and Further Transformations
摘要:
A method is described for a mild and efficient synthesis of azulenone skeletons sis the addition reactions of 2-phenyl-2-acylketenes with 1-alkynyl ethers. A mechanism is presented to account for both azulenone formation as well as the solvent and substrate dependency of a competitive pyrone formation. The azulenone rings have been subsequently transformed into both substituted azulenes or hydroazulenes by derivatization and/or decarboxylation of an angular carboxyl substituent or by hydrogenation.
Synthesis of Azulenone Skeletons by Reaction of 2-Phenyl-2-acylketenes [RCO(Ph)CCO] with Alkynyl Ethers: Mechanistic Aspects and Further Transformations
摘要:
A method is described for a mild and efficient synthesis of azulenone skeletons sis the addition reactions of 2-phenyl-2-acylketenes with 1-alkynyl ethers. A mechanism is presented to account for both azulenone formation as well as the solvent and substrate dependency of a competitive pyrone formation. The azulenone rings have been subsequently transformed into both substituted azulenes or hydroazulenes by derivatization and/or decarboxylation of an angular carboxyl substituent or by hydrogenation.
Synthesis of Azulenone Skeletons by Reaction of 2-Phenyl-2-acylketenes [RCO(Ph)CCO] with Alkynyl Ethers: Mechanistic Aspects and Further Transformations
作者:Dean G. Brown、Thomas R. Hoye、Ronald G. Brisbois
DOI:10.1021/jo9719315
日期:1998.3.1
A method is described for a mild and efficient synthesis of azulenone skeletons sis the addition reactions of 2-phenyl-2-acylketenes with 1-alkynyl ethers. A mechanism is presented to account for both azulenone formation as well as the solvent and substrate dependency of a competitive pyrone formation. The azulenone rings have been subsequently transformed into both substituted azulenes or hydroazulenes by derivatization and/or decarboxylation of an angular carboxyl substituent or by hydrogenation.