Synthesis of novel lantern-shaped molecules based on resorcin[4]arene and m-terphenyl units
摘要:
Novel lantern-shaped molecules with a large enclosure were synthesized by taking advantage of resorcin[4]arene and m-terphenyl units as the capping and bottom fragments, respectively. Two conformers with different cavity volume were obtained selectively by changing the substituent on the bottom unit.
The First Electrochemically Active Cuppedophanes: Bis(tetrathiafulvalene)cuppedophanes
作者:Jan Oskar Jeppesen、Kazuo Takimiya、Jan Becher
DOI:10.1021/ol000138m
日期:2000.8.1
The synthesis of the first tetrathiafulvalene-containing cuppedophanes is reported, together with conformational study of the structures by (1)H NMR spectroscopy. The bis(TTF)cuppedophane 6 represents a novel type of cuppedophane.
Synthesis of two noninterconvertible conformers of a single host. Self-filled and vaulted cappedophanes
作者:Thottumkara K. Vinod、Harold Hart
DOI:10.1021/ja00164a077
日期:1990.4
La synthese de deux conformeres de l'α-methyl m-phenylene p-phenylenedioxy tetrathia [3 4 ] metacyclophane est effectuee a partir de l'acetate de dibromo-3,5 phenyle, de tetrakis-mercaptomethyl terphenyle et de bis-bromomethyl-1,4 benzene
La 合成 de deux conformeres de l'α-methyl m-phenylene p-phenylenedioxy tetrathia [3 4 ] metacyclophane est effectuee a partir de l'acetate de dibromo-3,5 phenyle, de tetrakis-mercaptomethyl terphenyle et de bis-bromomethyl- 1,4苯
Synthesis of self-filled, vaulted, and intracavity functionalized cappedophanes
作者:Thottumkara K. Vinod、Harold Hart
DOI:10.1021/jo00019a032
日期:1991.9
Two approaches to the synthesis of vaulted cappedophanes 3v are described. In the first, the walls and ceiling were prefabricated as in tetrathiol 5 (10a and 10b, Scheme II, are specific examples), which was then coupled with a m-terphenyl tetrabromide such as 4. This route was most successful when the m-terphenyl base carried a large substituent (Ph, Br) in the 5' position. Thus tetrathiol 10a and tetrabromide 25 gave vaulted cappedophane 27v in good yield (Scheme VIII). In the absence of a 5' substituent, the major product was the self-filled conformer. For example, 10a and 4 gave mainly 11sf (62%) and only 2% of its vaulted conformer 11v (Scheme III), and tetrathiol 10b reacted with 4 to give (79%) only the self-filled conformer 15sf (Scheme IV). In the second approach, a cuppedophane with suitably functionalized walls was first constructed, and the cap was attached in a second step. For example, bisphenol 29, when coupled with p-xylylene dibromide, gave mainly vaulted conformer 11v (51%) and only a trace of 11sf (Scheme IX). Extension of this method to several other dihalides, however, gave mainly self-filled conformers (Schemes XI and XII) and even p-xylylene dibromide gave only self-filled product 33sf when the bisphenol contained a substituent at C2' of the m-terphenyl base (Scheme XIII). The reasons for the predominant formation of self-filled vis-a-vis vaulted cappedophane conformers are discussed. These studies open the way for the synthesis of vaulted cappedophanes containing functionality within the molecular cavity.
Synthesis of cuppedophanes and cappedophanes. Two new classes of cyclophanes with molecular cavities
作者:Thottumkara Vinod、Harold Hart
DOI:10.1021/jo00290a017
日期:1990.2
Reduction of DMAD-anthracene adducts. Synthesis and conformations of substituted cyclodecadienes
作者:Ashok Anantanarayan、Harold Hart
DOI:10.1021/jo00003a019
日期:1991.2
A general method for reducing DMAD-anthracene adducts to the corresponding enediols is described. Thus, the ester groups of 1 were reduced without C = C reduction using the DIBAH-nBuLi ''ate'' complex to give previously unknown 2 in high yield. Analogous enediols 5-7 were similarly prepared. Base treatment of dibromide 3 and dithiol 9, both prepared from 2 by standard methods, gave conformationally rigid dithiacyclodecadiene 10. With o-, m-, and p-xylylenedithiols, dibromide 3 gave respectively the conformationally labile cyclophanes 12 and 13 and the rigid cyclophane 14. Tetrabromide 16 and dithiol 9 gave cuppedophane 17, but tetrabromide 18 and 9 formed bis-m-cyclophane 19 instead.