METALATIONS WITH ORGANOSODIUM COMPOUNDS
METALATIONS WITH ORGANOSODIUM COMPOUNDS
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DOI:
10.1021/cr50017a002
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发表时间:
1957-01-01
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影响因子:
62.1
通讯作者:
SAUVE, DM
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作者:
BENKESER, RA;FOSTER, DJ;SAUVE, DM
The term metalation has been proposed for reactions which involve replace-ment of a hydrogen atom by a metal to give a true organometallic compound (26). Since the replacement of the hydrogen of active methylene groups results hi salts which are not generally thought of as true organometallics, this type of replacement will not be considered in this discussion. Metalations with organosodium compounds have not been studied as exten-sively as the corresponding reactions with organolithium compounds. From the available data, however, it is clearW seen that organosodium compounds are more potent metalating agents than the lithium compounds and frequently lead to dimetalated products along with some monometalated material. The orienta-tion is the same in many cases as with the organolithium compounds. Thus, in aromatic compounds containing elementssuch as oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur, metalation tends to occur ortho to the hetero atom. Furan (14, 26, 68) and thio-phene (81, 89) are metalated to give2-furylsodium and 2-thienylsodium, respec-tively. Likewise, dibenzofuran (20, 27, 28), diphenyl sulfide (12), diphenyl ether (33, 34), dibenzothiophene (12), and dimethylaniline (12, 56) give ortho metalation.