Two Approaches to Diverting the Course of a Free-Radical Cyclization: Application of Cyclopropylcarbinyl Radical Fragmentations and Allenes as Radical Acceptors
摘要:
Free radical cyclization of 4 and 7 gave the expected cyclization-reduction products (5 and 8) along with considerable amounts of products derived from a cyclization-atom transfer-secondary cyclization process (6 and 9). Two approaches to avoiding these unexpected products were explored. Use of a cyclopropylcarbinyl fragmentation avoided the secondary cyclization reaction (25 or 43 -> 26 or 44), whereas use of an allene as a radical acceptor avoided the atom-transfer reaction altogether (49 -> 52).
Two Approaches to Diverting the Course of a Free-Radical Cyclization: Application of Cyclopropylcarbinyl Radical Fragmentations and Allenes as Radical Acceptors
摘要:
Free radical cyclization of 4 and 7 gave the expected cyclization-reduction products (5 and 8) along with considerable amounts of products derived from a cyclization-atom transfer-secondary cyclization process (6 and 9). Two approaches to avoiding these unexpected products were explored. Use of a cyclopropylcarbinyl fragmentation avoided the secondary cyclization reaction (25 or 43 -> 26 or 44), whereas use of an allene as a radical acceptor avoided the atom-transfer reaction altogether (49 -> 52).
Two Approaches to Diverting the Course of a Free-Radical Cyclization: Application of Cyclopropylcarbinyl Radical Fragmentations and Allenes as Radical Acceptors
作者:Dexi Yang、Valerie Cwynar、Matthew G. Donahue、David J. Hart、Grace Mbogo
DOI:10.1021/jo901834q
日期:2009.11.20
Free radical cyclization of 4 and 7 gave the expected cyclization-reduction products (5 and 8) along with considerable amounts of products derived from a cyclization-atom transfer-secondary cyclization process (6 and 9). Two approaches to avoiding these unexpected products were explored. Use of a cyclopropylcarbinyl fragmentation avoided the secondary cyclization reaction (25 or 43 -> 26 or 44), whereas use of an allene as a radical acceptor avoided the atom-transfer reaction altogether (49 -> 52).