Oxidative Nitration and Bromination of Berbin-8-one
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In presence of two equivalents of nitric acid berbin-8-one (1) could be oxidized and nitrated to give 13-nitro-13,13a-dehydroberbin-8-one (2) in good yield. In the same way berbin-8-one (1) was made to react with N-bromosuccinimide to afford the 13-bromo analogue (3). The mechanism of the nitrative oxidation was studied. This oxidation is initiated by nitrogen dioxide from nitrous fumes included in the nitric acid. The oxidative nitration is accelerated by increasing the acidity or temperature of the medium. A radical mechanism which involves the 13,13a-dehydro-berbin-8-one (9) as intermediate of the reaction is postulated and discussed. The potential of this synthetic route was investigated.
Coyle, John D.; Challiner, John F.; Haws, Edmund J., Journal of Chemical Research, Miniprint, 1985, # 11, p. 3748 - 3761
作者:Coyle, John D.、Challiner, John F.、Haws, Edmund J.、Newport, Graham L.
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Close, Marjory; Coyle, John D.; Haws, Edmund J., Journal of Chemical Research, Miniprint, 1997, # 4, p. 701 - 719
作者:Close, Marjory、Coyle, John D.、Haws, Edmund J.、Perry, Christopher J.
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CHALLINER J. F.; HAWS E. J.; NEWPORT G. L.; COYLE J. D., J. HETEROCYCL. CHEM., 1980, 17, NO 5, 1131-1132
作者:CHALLINER J. F.、 HAWS E. J.、 NEWPORT G. L.、 COYLE J. D.
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Coyle, J. D.; Challiner, J. F.; Haws, E. J., Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry, 1980, vol. 17, p. 1131 - 1132
作者:Coyle, J. D.、Challiner, J. F.、Haws, E. J.、Newport, G. L.
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Oxidative Nitration and Bromination of Berbin-8-one
作者:Jean-Fran腔is Stambach、Louis Jung
DOI:10.3987/com-91-5777
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In presence of two equivalents of nitric acid berbin-8-one (1) could be oxidized and nitrated to give 13-nitro-13,13a-dehydroberbin-8-one (2) in good yield. In the same way berbin-8-one (1) was made to react with N-bromosuccinimide to afford the 13-bromo analogue (3). The mechanism of the nitrative oxidation was studied. This oxidation is initiated by nitrogen dioxide from nitrous fumes included in the nitric acid. The oxidative nitration is accelerated by increasing the acidity or temperature of the medium. A radical mechanism which involves the 13,13a-dehydro-berbin-8-one (9) as intermediate of the reaction is postulated and discussed. The potential of this synthetic route was investigated.