ALLYLIC CARBONATES - EFFICIENT ALLYLATING AGENTS OF CARBONUCLEOPHILES IN PALLADIUM CATALYZED-REACTIONS UNDER NEUTRAL CONDITIONS
ALLYLIC CARBONATES - EFFICIENT ALLYLATING AGENTS OF CARBONUCLEOPHILES IN PALLADIUM CATALYZED-REACTIONS UNDER NEUTRAL CONDITIONS
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DOI:
10.1021/jo00209a032
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
TAKAHASHI, K
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作者:
TSUJI, J;SHIMIZU, I;TAKAHASHI, K
Results 1. Allylation of d-Keto Esters and Malonates. At first allylation of methyl 2-methyl-3-oxopentanoate (11) with various allylic compounds was carried out in order to compare the reactivity of allylic compounds using palladium complexes combined with PPh3 as the catalyst. As shown in Table I, reaction of diallyl carbonate (12) proceeded rapidly in 10 min without addition of a base at room temperature to give the allylated product 13 in nearly quantitative yield. The allylation of 11 with the carbonate 12 proceeded even at-78 C. Allyl diisopropylcarbamate (14), which generates amide anion after decarboxylation, is similarly reactive and gave a good result. On the other hand, no reaction took place withallyl phenyl ether (16) at room temperature under neutral conditions, but the product 13 was obtained in 62% yield by the reaction at 65 C for 7.5 h. 14 Allyl acetate (15) and allyl diethyl phosphate (17) showed poor reactivity in the absence of a base, but satisfactoryresults were obtained by the ad-dition of a stoichiometric amount of NaH. Almost no reaction took place with allyl alcohol (18) and diallyl ether (19). Reactivities of allylic carbonates and allylic acetates were compared by using phosphites as ligand which are less effective than PPh3. When triethyl phosphite was used instead of PPh3, allyl acetate (15) scarcely reacted without a base (Scheme III). On theother hand, the diallyl car-bonate (12) reacted smoothly. Triphenyl phosphite gave