Spirobicyclic diamines. Part 3: Synthesis and metal complexation of proline-derived [4.4]-spirodiamines
摘要:
The syntheses of racemic and homochiral [4.4]-spirolactams, starting from L-proline, in good yields are described. Reduction of the lactam carbonyl group of spirolactams, containing chiral substituents on the lactam nitrogen, with lithium aluminium hydride, gives a series of homochiral [4.4]- spirodiamines. The crystal structure of one of these spirodiamines on complexation with zinc chloride was obtained. Interestingly it showed a hydrogen-bonded dimeric structure, where the monomers are diastereoisomeric diamines. (C) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Spirobicyclic diamines. Part 3: Synthesis and metal complexation of proline-derived [4.4]-spirodiamines
摘要:
The syntheses of racemic and homochiral [4.4]-spirolactams, starting from L-proline, in good yields are described. Reduction of the lactam carbonyl group of spirolactams, containing chiral substituents on the lactam nitrogen, with lithium aluminium hydride, gives a series of homochiral [4.4]- spirodiamines. The crystal structure of one of these spirodiamines on complexation with zinc chloride was obtained. Interestingly it showed a hydrogen-bonded dimeric structure, where the monomers are diastereoisomeric diamines. (C) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Spirobicyclic diamines. Part 3: Synthesis and metal complexation of proline-derived [4.4]-spirodiamines
作者:Fintan Kelleher、Sinead Kelly、Vickie McKee
DOI:10.1016/j.tet.2007.06.050
日期:2007.9
The syntheses of racemic and homochiral [4.4]-spirolactams, starting from L-proline, in good yields are described. Reduction of the lactam carbonyl group of spirolactams, containing chiral substituents on the lactam nitrogen, with lithium aluminium hydride, gives a series of homochiral [4.4]- spirodiamines. The crystal structure of one of these spirodiamines on complexation with zinc chloride was obtained. Interestingly it showed a hydrogen-bonded dimeric structure, where the monomers are diastereoisomeric diamines. (C) 2007 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.