INTRAMOLECULAR SIMMONS-SMITH REACTION AND OTHER SYNTHETIC ALTERNATIVES TO CYCLOPROPANATION OF DIENIC DIAZOKETONES - PARALLEL DECOMPOSITION PATHWAYS OF A STERICALLY CONGESTED DIAZOKETONE AND ITS VINYLCYCLOPROPANE UNDER THERMAL, PHOTOLYTIC, ACID-CATALYZED, AND RADICAL-RELEASE CONDITIONS
INTRAMOLECULAR SIMMONS-SMITH REACTION AND OTHER SYNTHETIC ALTERNATIVES TO CYCLOPROPANATION OF DIENIC DIAZOKETONES - PARALLEL DECOMPOSITION PATHWAYS OF A STERICALLY CONGESTED DIAZOKETONE AND ITS VINYLCYCLOPROPANE UNDER THERMAL, PHOTOLYTIC, ACID-CATALYZED, AND RADICAL-RELEASE CONDITIONS
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DOI:
10.1021/jo00201a026
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
SRNAK, A
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作者:
HUDLICKY, T;RANU, BC;SRNAK, A
0 Reagents:(i) CH2CHMgBr/THF;(ii) RCH2C (OEt) 3/+/;(iii) KOH/HjO;(iv)(CH3) 2CHCOCl/Et3N, then LDA/THF (-78 C- 25 C);(v) LDA, THF/Mel;(vi)(COCl) 2/benzene;(vii) CH2N2/Et20. in eq l. 2We assumed that the reversal of the order of the ring-closing sequence of this methodology appliedto the diazoketone 1 depicted in eq 2 would eventually lead to the tricyclic ketone 2 containing thenecessary ring A ox-ygenation for eventual elaboration to coriolins. During the pastfew years, we have developed a reliable method of intramolecular cyclopentene annulation via the cyclopropanation-cyclopentene rearrangement3 or the acid-catalyzed decomposition4 of dienicdiazoketones. We were especially interested in testing the conditions of se-quential radical release of dihalides such as 6 (Chart II) anticipating two consecutive carbon-carbon bond forming steps in direct parallelto the behavior of diazoketones under the conditions of acid catalysis. Since the literature contained examples of radical closures elicited by the interaction of olefins with halides using the R3SnH/AIBN system5 or photolysis, 6 theextrapolation to a diene-gem-inal dihalide system seemed a logical one. The cyclopentene portion of diazoketone 1 and cyclopropane 7 contains unfavorable steric disposition, and since the re-arrangements of congested vinylcyclopropanes to cyclopentenes tend to be sluggish, 8 we had hoped to test alternate methods of carbon-carbon bond formation on these substrates. In this paper we report on the parallel behavior of this diazoketone and its derivatives under a variety of conditions.Diazoketones 1 were prepared as outlined in Chart I. The dimethylated dienic acid 5c was prepared by the ap-plication of Claisen rearrangement of the enolate anion derived from the isobutyrate of alcohol 4 under conditions developed by Ireland7 or by the methylation (LDA/Mel) of the ester of the monomethyl acid 5b obtained by the rearrangement of 4 in refluxing triethyl orthopropionate