Stepwise Introduction of π-Electron Cross-Conjugation: A Possible Access to [5]Radialenes?
摘要:
As starting points to the stepwise access to the corresponding [5]radialene, the unsaturated esters 14a and 18a have been prepared. These compounds have been isolated along with their isomers 14b and 18b, resulting from an intracyclic double-bond migration. Moreover a subsequent base-catalyzed process mediated the total isomerization of these mixtures to the latter more stable compounds 14b and 18b. The energy contents of the various compounds, and the corresponding tri- and tetrasubstituted higher homologues 19 and 20, have been calculated at the ab initio level, using several minimal as well as extended basis sets, and the observed experimental results rationalized.
Stepwise Introduction of π-Electron Cross-Conjugation: A Possible Access to [5]Radialenes?
摘要:
As starting points to the stepwise access to the corresponding [5]radialene, the unsaturated esters 14a and 18a have been prepared. These compounds have been isolated along with their isomers 14b and 18b, resulting from an intracyclic double-bond migration. Moreover a subsequent base-catalyzed process mediated the total isomerization of these mixtures to the latter more stable compounds 14b and 18b. The energy contents of the various compounds, and the corresponding tri- and tetrasubstituted higher homologues 19 and 20, have been calculated at the ab initio level, using several minimal as well as extended basis sets, and the observed experimental results rationalized.
Stepwise Introduction of π-Electron Cross-Conjugation: A Possible Access to [5]Radialenes?
作者:Florence Geneste、Alec Moradpour、Georges Dive
DOI:10.1021/jo970107d
日期:1997.8.1
As starting points to the stepwise access to the corresponding [5]radialene, the unsaturated esters 14a and 18a have been prepared. These compounds have been isolated along with their isomers 14b and 18b, resulting from an intracyclic double-bond migration. Moreover a subsequent base-catalyzed process mediated the total isomerization of these mixtures to the latter more stable compounds 14b and 18b. The energy contents of the various compounds, and the corresponding tri- and tetrasubstituted higher homologues 19 and 20, have been calculated at the ab initio level, using several minimal as well as extended basis sets, and the observed experimental results rationalized.