A systematic study of benzyl cation initiated cyclization reactions
摘要:
A systematic investigation of benzyl cation initiated cyclization reactions to form six-membered carbocycles is presented. The generation of benzyl cations from benzylic bromides, ethers, and alcohols followed by intramolecular capture provided good yields of cyclized products by use of several different cyclization terminators (e.g., phenyl, alkene, beta-keto ester). A study on the effect of changing the electronic nature of substituents para to the benzyl cation showed that even electron-withdrawing substituents such as quaternary ammonium afford high yields of cyclization products. The formation of five- and seven-membered carbocycles was briefly investigated and found to be less general than the formation of the corresponding six-membered carbocycles.
Cationic cyclization reactions initiated by stabilized benzyl cations
作者:Steven R. Angle、Michael S. Louie
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(00)76185-5
日期:1989.1
The in situ generation of stabilized benzylcations and their subsequent use in cyclization reactions with a monosubstituted benzene, a furan and a β-keto ester terminators is described.
描述了稳定的苄基阳离子的原位产生及其在与单取代的苯,呋喃和β-酮酸酯终止剂的环化反应中的后续应用。
ANGLE, STEVEN R.;LOUIE, MICHAEL S., J. ORG. CHEM., 56,(1991) N, C. 2853-2866
作者:ANGLE, STEVEN R.、LOUIE, MICHAEL S.
DOI:——
日期:——
A systematic study of benzyl cation initiated cyclization reactions
作者:Steven R. Angle、Michael S. Louie
DOI:10.1021/jo00008a049
日期:1991.4
A systematic investigation of benzyl cation initiated cyclization reactions to form six-membered carbocycles is presented. The generation of benzyl cations from benzylic bromides, ethers, and alcohols followed by intramolecular capture provided good yields of cyclized products by use of several different cyclization terminators (e.g., phenyl, alkene, beta-keto ester). A study on the effect of changing the electronic nature of substituents para to the benzyl cation showed that even electron-withdrawing substituents such as quaternary ammonium afford high yields of cyclization products. The formation of five- and seven-membered carbocycles was briefly investigated and found to be less general than the formation of the corresponding six-membered carbocycles.