Regiochemical and stereochemical studies on halogen-induced ring expansions of unsaturated episulfides
摘要:
The reactions of unsaturated episulfides with bromine and iodine have been studied. Initially produced in the reaction is a ring opened sulfenyl halide intermediate, which in the presence of the carbon-carbon double bond or triple bond cyclizes to beta,beta'-dihalo sulfide cycloadducts. The regiochemistry and relative stereochemistry of these cyclizations have been examined as a function of the length of the tether between the episulfide moiety and the unsaturated functionality, the presence of alkyl substituents, and the type of unsaturation. A discussion of the mechanistic and stereochemical features of the ring-expansion process is presented.
Regiochemical and stereochemical studies on halogen-induced ring expansions of unsaturated episulfides
摘要:
The reactions of unsaturated episulfides with bromine and iodine have been studied. Initially produced in the reaction is a ring opened sulfenyl halide intermediate, which in the presence of the carbon-carbon double bond or triple bond cyclizes to beta,beta'-dihalo sulfide cycloadducts. The regiochemistry and relative stereochemistry of these cyclizations have been examined as a function of the length of the tether between the episulfide moiety and the unsaturated functionality, the presence of alkyl substituents, and the type of unsaturation. A discussion of the mechanistic and stereochemical features of the ring-expansion process is presented.
Regiochemical and stereochemical studies on halogen-induced ring expansions of unsaturated episulfides
作者:Xiao-Feng Ren、Monika I. Konaklieva、Edward Turos、Lynn M. Krajkowski、Charles H. Lake、Thomas S. Janik、Melvyn Rowen Churchill
DOI:10.1021/jo00125a039
日期:1995.10
The reactions of unsaturated episulfides with bromine and iodine have been studied. Initially produced in the reaction is a ring opened sulfenyl halide intermediate, which in the presence of the carbon-carbon double bond or triple bond cyclizes to beta,beta'-dihalo sulfide cycloadducts. The regiochemistry and relative stereochemistry of these cyclizations have been examined as a function of the length of the tether between the episulfide moiety and the unsaturated functionality, the presence of alkyl substituents, and the type of unsaturation. A discussion of the mechanistic and stereochemical features of the ring-expansion process is presented.