Chemistry of furazans fused to five‐membered rings
Chemistry of furazans fused to five‐membered rings
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DOI:
10.1002/jhet.5570320201
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发表时间:
1995-03
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
A. B. Sheremetev
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作者:
A. B. Sheremetev
1. Introduction The first preparation of a furazan (1, 2, 5-oxadiazole) fused to a five membered carbocyclic ring was published 90 years ago [1]. A furazan fused to a five membered heterocycle was first described five years later in 1908 [2]. However, the difficulty in preparing such compounds was a major obstacle to a complete and thorough investigation of these interesting structures. New synthetic routes were described in the 1970's and the chemistry of these compounds has since developed considerably. Annelation in 5/5-bicyclic systems suggests the presence of strain energy in the molecules. Various structural features induce added distortions. Destabilization of the distorted aromatic oxadiazole results not only from bond stretching, angular distortion, torsional effects, and nonbonded interactions, but also from decreased resonance stabilization. Strain energy is manifested in a tendency to difficulty of formation or the instability of these compounds. There are a number of five membered ring condensed furazans reported throughout the literature. Although some topics in this review have been incorporated into several earlier reviews [3-11] on furazan derivatives and an extensive monograph [12] concerning the chemistry of furazan/V-oxides (furoxans), there has not been a comprehensive account devoted entirely to furazans condensed with five-membered rings.