Isolation of 6,13-Dipropylpentacene and Its Tautomerization
摘要:
6,13-Dipropyl-5,14-dihydropentacene was aromatized by the combination of the formation of pentacene-DDQ adduct and abstraction of DDQ from the pentacene-DDQ adduct with 50 equiv of gamma-terpinene to gibe 6,13-dipropylpentacene cleanly. It was stable and isolable. In the presence of a catalytic amount of acid, 6,13-dipropylpentacene was isomerized to its tautomer.
Isolation of 6,13-Dipropylpentacene and Its Tautomerization
摘要:
6,13-Dipropyl-5,14-dihydropentacene was aromatized by the combination of the formation of pentacene-DDQ adduct and abstraction of DDQ from the pentacene-DDQ adduct with 50 equiv of gamma-terpinene to gibe 6,13-dipropylpentacene cleanly. It was stable and isolable. In the presence of a catalytic amount of acid, 6,13-dipropylpentacene was isomerized to its tautomer.
prepared from diiodobutadienes reacted with diiodobenzene or diiodonaphthalene to afford substituted naphthalene, anthracene, dihydronaphthacene, and dihydropentacene derivatives in the presence of CuCl and DMPU. Dihydronaphthacene and dihydropentacene derivatives were converted into the corresponding naphthacene and pentacene derivatives.
Synthetic Access to Pentacene‐Silylene Adducts via Dehydrogenative Silylation of a 5,14‐Dihydropentacene with a Stable Silylene
作者:Taichi Koike、Takeaki Iwamoto
DOI:10.1002/ejoc.202100296
日期:2021.4.22
Pentacene‐silylene adducts were easily accessed by the reaction of 6,13‐dipropyl‐5,14‐dihydropentacene with a thermally stable divalent silicon species (silylene). The reaction is proposed to proceed through sequential 1,4‐dehydrogenation and (1+4) cycloaddition of the silylene which demonstrates the potential utility of a silylene in acene synthesis.
6,13-Dipropyl-5,14-dihydropentacene was aromatized by the combination of the formation of pentacene-DDQ adduct and abstraction of DDQ from the pentacene-DDQ adduct with 50 equiv of gamma-terpinene to gibe 6,13-dipropylpentacene cleanly. It was stable and isolable. In the presence of a catalytic amount of acid, 6,13-dipropylpentacene was isomerized to its tautomer.