Michael addition reactions of cyclanones with acrylamides: Producing 2-carbamoylethyl derivatives or ene-lactams
Michael addition reactions of cyclanones with acrylamides: Producing 2-carbamoylethyl derivatives or ene-lactams
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环烷酮与丙烯酰胺的迈克尔加成反应:生产 2-氨基甲酰乙基衍生物或烯-内酰胺
DOI:
10.1007/s11426-008-0095-3
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发表时间:
2008-11-01
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Lang MeiDong
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作者:
Dai WeiFeng;Wang ChaoHua;Lang MeiDong
The electron-withdrawing groups (EWGs) in the electrophilic alkenes employed in the Michael addition reaction are almost only CO2R, CN, COR, NO2, and SO2Ph. Although amides (CONR1R2) are also typical electron-withdrawing groups and are of great importance in organic synthesis, they are scarcely employed as the EWGs of the electrophilic alkenes in the Michael addition reaction. In this work, the Michael reactions of acrylamide and its derivatives with cyclanones were successfully carried out in the presence of enough radical inhibitors. The amide groups play a key role in producing the preferred products. TheN-substituted acrylamides, includingN-monosubstituted andN,N-disubstituted acrylamides could react with cyclohexanone (CHn) to give the expected 2-carbamoylethyl derivatives; however, acrylamide reacting with cyclohexanone only produced ene-lactam. Cyclanones also have effects on the products, while the ring size of cyclanones influences the reaction yield and the α-substituent decides the ratio of resulting isomeric ene-lactams.