ATOM TRANSFER ADDITION AND ANNULATION REACTIONS OF IODOMALONATES
ATOM TRANSFER ADDITION AND ANNULATION REACTIONS OF IODOMALONATES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00206a016
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发表时间:
1989-11-22
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
CHANG, CT
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作者:
CURRAN, DP;CHEN, MH;CHANG, CT
Atom transfer addition and annulation reactions of iodomalonates with alkyl-and phenyl-substituted alkenes are described. For example, sunlampirradiation of dimethyl methyliodomalonate and 1-hexene in thepresence of 10% hexabutylditin provides dimethyl 2-methyl-2-(2-iodohexyl) malonate in 69% yield. Treatmentof this reaction mixture with tributyltin hydride prior to workup provides dimethyl 2-methyl-2-hexylmalonate in comparable yield. Good yields of adducts are observed with terminal alkenes, and inaddition to-iodomalonates and reduced products, lactones (resulting from intramolecular substitution) and alkenes (resulting from elimination of HI) can also be formed in many cases. When allyl-or progargyliodomalonates are used, annulated products are formed in a single step. For example, sunlamp irradiation of propargyliodomalonate and 1-hexene in the presence of 10% hexabutylditin provides 3, 3-dicarbomethoxy-l-(iodomethylene) cyclopentane in 52% yield. Mechanistic considerations that will allow thedesign of successful annulation reactions with electrophilic radicals like iodomalonates are presented.Malonates and related 1, 3-dicarbonyl compounds are central functional groups in organic synthesis because they are rapidly assembled by classical alkylation reactions (the malonic ester synthesis2) and modern organometallic reactions [Pd (0)-promoted allylic alkylations3], and because they are readily transformed into other functional groups. We have recently shown4 that iodo-malonates, a hitherto little-known class of molecules, 5 are readily