Reduction of 1-arylpyrroles by metal-ammonia solutions
Reduction of 1-arylpyrroles by metal-ammonia solutions
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金属氨溶液还原 1-芳基吡咯
DOI:
10.1071/ch9691321
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发表时间:
1969
影响因子:
1.1
通讯作者:
K. Stapleford
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作者:
A. Birch;R. Rickards;K. Stapleford
In the metal-ammonia reduction of benzene rings, the hydrogens ultimately added are found 2, 5 to electron-repelling substituents and 1, 4 to the charge-stabilizing carboxyl group, the latter being a dominant effect. Carboxyl groups can therefore be used in some cases to force addition of hydrogen to positions occupied by alkyl groups, but the process has disadvantages in some cases because of side reactions. 1 Another electron-stabilizing group is an aromatic ring and its effect can clearly be demonstrated with diphenyl derivatives. 2 If 1-arylpyrroles (I) were to behave similarly, reduction could lead to 1, 4-addition of hydrogen to the benzenoid ring (11), since pyrroles themselves are not reducible, 3 and cleavage of the pyrrole as in (111) might then occur because of the stability of the pyrryl anion.