REACTIONS OF AMMONIUM-SALTS WITH BUTYLLITHIUM AND WITH LITHIUM HYDRIDE - NEW ROUTES TO FULLY ANHYDROUS INORGANIC LITHIUM COMPLEXES
REACTIONS OF AMMONIUM-SALTS WITH BUTYLLITHIUM AND WITH LITHIUM HYDRIDE - NEW ROUTES TO FULLY ANHYDROUS INORGANIC LITHIUM COMPLEXES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00259a053
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发表时间:
1987-12-09
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
WADE, K
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作者:
BARR, D;SNAITH, R;WADE, K
“(i) TMS-imidazole/CH2Cl2;(ii)(CF3S02) 20/r-Bu2Me-pyridine/CH2C12, 0 C (H30+ workup);(ill) n-Bu4N+ r/CH3CN, 70 C, 20 min;(iv) 3.0 Mhc1, 70 C, 15 min;(v) n-Bu4N+ F7CH3CN, 70 C, 60 min;(vi) NaH/THF reflux;(vii) TBDMS-Cl/imidazole/DMF;(viii)(CF3S02) 20/TEA/Z-Bu2Me-pyridine/CH2Cl2, 0 C;(ix) TsOH/MeOH. acid. The overall reaction pathway is summarized in Scheme I. Reaction of tertiary sulfonamides with alkoxide under vigorous conditions normally results in cleavage of the SN bond. 13 Indeed, when the triflamide derivative of MK-801 (9) is treated with sodium methoxide in refluxing acetonitrile, the only observed reaction is the slow removal of the sulfonyl group from nitrogen rather than loss of trifluoromethide. If this mechanism applied to the intramolecular reaction of the alkoxide oxygen with the sulfonyl group of 5, one would not expect to observe the product 7 retaining the SN bond. Therefore, it is likely that the intra-molecular nature of the process as well as the stability of the trifluoromethide leaving group (pÁ" a= 25 for CHF3) 14 leads to this unique observation. As shown in Scheme I, a transition state or intermediate involving a pentacoordinate sulfur should require that the incoming oxygen occupy an axial position of the trigonal bipyramid. Because the N and incoming O atoms are part of a five-membered ring, the N must occupy an equatorial position, thus giving rise to two possible isomers a and b. By the same token, the highly electronegative CF3" leaving group should occupy an axial position (isomer a) which would lead to theproduct 7. Therefore if isomer b is formed first, it must isomerize to isomer a via pseudorotation or turnstile rotation. 15d To further define the scope of this reaction we have prepared the-fluoroamine I06a· 9· 73-0 and the acyclic/3-fluoroamines1 j6b, 9, 7a, c, d an (j j26b'9’7aAd derived from (-)-ephedrine and (-)-pseudoephedrine, respectively (Scheme II). In these cases, transient protection of the hydroxyl groups as their silyl ethers was required in order to direct the sulfonation to nitrogen. In all cases, we have shown the intermediacy of cyclic sulfamates by the isolation of the acyclic (eg, 137a and 147a) or cyclic sulfamate (eg, I56b9. 7a.«) intermediates. In contrast to the previous syntheses inwhich 11 and 12 were obtained as a mixture of epimers at the carbon-bearing fluorine, 16 our methodology provides a stereospecific17 route to these compounds which is also amenable to 18F labeling. Attempts to convert the amino alcohol 16 to the triflate 17 by using triflic anhydride or to thecyclic sulfamate