Unusual directive effects in the hydroboration of .beta.,.beta.-disubstituted enamines. Conversion of .alpha.-substituted aldehydes to the corresponding alkenes and .beta.-amino alcohols
摘要:
A comprehensive study of the conversion of beta,beta-disubstituted enamines into the corresponding alkenes and beta-amino alcohols by hydroboration-elimination and hydroboration-oxidation, respectively, has been carried out. The amine moiety of beta,beta-disubstituted enamines was found to exert a decisive influence on the regioselectivity of the hydroboration reaction involving borane methyl sulfide (BMS). Thus, in the hydroboration of morpholino and piperidino enamines, the boron atom is initially placed predominantly in the alpha-position. Conversely, the pyrrolidino enamines direct the boron atom exclusively to the beta-position. Three oxidizing agents, trimethylamine N-oxide, sodium perborate, and 30% hydrogen peroxide-solid sodium hydroxide, were tried in order to optimize the oxidation of the intermediate organoborane derivatives to the corresponding amino alcohols. Our results clearly indicated that 30% hydrogen peroxide-solid sodium hydroxide is best suited for this transformation. The yield of amino alcohol ranged from good to essentially quantitative. Enamines derived from beta-aryl aldehydes, upon hydroboration with BMS followed by methanolysis and oxidation with neutral hydrogen peroxide, gave the corresponding 1,1-disubstituted alkenes. Contrary to the regioselectivity observed in the hydroboration reactions involving BMS, the hydroboration of beta,beta-disubstituted enamines using 9-borabicyclo[3.3.1]nonane (9-BBN) gave the trialkylborane intermediates in which the boron atom was placed exclusively at the beta-position regardless of the amine moiety of the enamine. These trialkylborane derivatives were very stable and did not undergo the usual elimination reaction with either methanol or sodium hydroxide. However, on thermal decomposition, these afforded the corresponding 1,1-disubstituted alkenes in high yields.
Highly Chemoselective Formation of Aldehyde Enamines under Very Mild Reaction Conditions
摘要:
Although ketone enamines are widely used in organic synthesis, aldehyde enamines are rarely employed due to the limitations of their preparation using known methods (need for acid or base, excess of amine, and/or elevated temperature). We have successfully developed rapid and particularly mild condensation conditions (1 h, 0 degrees C, 1.2 equiv of amine) leading to di- and trisubstituted enamines with excellent conversion (84-100%). Remarkably high chemoselectivity was observed with complete discrimination between aldehyde and ketone, among other functional groups positively tested.
The anodic oxidation of a natural antioxidative catechol, hydroxytyrosol, was developed in an acetonitrile/dimethylsulfoxide (or acetonitrile/water) solvent mixture to produce in a stable way the resulting non-activated o-quinone and generate structural analogues. 2-Amino-2,3-dihydro-1,4-benzodioxane derivatives were obtained as two regioisomers in good to high overall yields (65–90%) and 1 : 3 ratios
天然抗氧化儿茶酚羟基酪醇的阳极氧化是在乙腈/二甲亚砜(或乙腈/水)溶剂混合物中开发的,以稳定的方式产生所得的非活化邻醌并产生结构类似物。通过逆电子需求 Diels-Alder (IEDDA),以良好到高的总产率 (65–90%) 和 1:3 的比例获得了两种区域异构体形式的 2-氨基-2,3-二氢-1,4-苯并二恶烷衍生物电生成的邻醌和叔烯胺之间的反应。在儿茶酚上插入吸电子(或供电子)基团改变了它们的相对比例,从而使反应变得区域特异性。与一些脂肪族烯胺发生竞争性1,6-迈克尔加成,得到2-羟基-1,2,4,5-四氢苯并[ d ]氧杂环己烷化合物。
Unusual directive effects in the hydroboration of .beta.,.beta.-disubstituted enamines. Conversion of .alpha.-substituted aldehydes to the corresponding alkenes and .beta.-amino alcohols
作者:Bakthan Singaram、Christian T. Goralski、Gary B. Fisher
DOI:10.1021/jo00019a043
日期:1991.9
A comprehensive study of the conversion of beta,beta-disubstituted enamines into the corresponding alkenes and beta-amino alcohols by hydroboration-elimination and hydroboration-oxidation, respectively, has been carried out. The amine moiety of beta,beta-disubstituted enamines was found to exert a decisive influence on the regioselectivity of the hydroboration reaction involving borane methyl sulfide (BMS). Thus, in the hydroboration of morpholino and piperidino enamines, the boron atom is initially placed predominantly in the alpha-position. Conversely, the pyrrolidino enamines direct the boron atom exclusively to the beta-position. Three oxidizing agents, trimethylamine N-oxide, sodium perborate, and 30% hydrogen peroxide-solid sodium hydroxide, were tried in order to optimize the oxidation of the intermediate organoborane derivatives to the corresponding amino alcohols. Our results clearly indicated that 30% hydrogen peroxide-solid sodium hydroxide is best suited for this transformation. The yield of amino alcohol ranged from good to essentially quantitative. Enamines derived from beta-aryl aldehydes, upon hydroboration with BMS followed by methanolysis and oxidation with neutral hydrogen peroxide, gave the corresponding 1,1-disubstituted alkenes. Contrary to the regioselectivity observed in the hydroboration reactions involving BMS, the hydroboration of beta,beta-disubstituted enamines using 9-borabicyclo[3.3.1]nonane (9-BBN) gave the trialkylborane intermediates in which the boron atom was placed exclusively at the beta-position regardless of the amine moiety of the enamine. These trialkylborane derivatives were very stable and did not undergo the usual elimination reaction with either methanol or sodium hydroxide. However, on thermal decomposition, these afforded the corresponding 1,1-disubstituted alkenes in high yields.
Highly Chemoselective Formation of Aldehyde Enamines under Very Mild Reaction Conditions
Although ketone enamines are widely used in organic synthesis, aldehyde enamines are rarely employed due to the limitations of their preparation using known methods (need for acid or base, excess of amine, and/or elevated temperature). We have successfully developed rapid and particularly mild condensation conditions (1 h, 0 degrees C, 1.2 equiv of amine) leading to di- and trisubstituted enamines with excellent conversion (84-100%). Remarkably high chemoselectivity was observed with complete discrimination between aldehyde and ketone, among other functional groups positively tested.