Cationic Cyclizations Involving Olefinic Bonds. II.1 Solvolysis of 5-Hexenyl and trans-5,9-Decadienyl p-Nitrobenzenesulfonates
Cationic Cyclizations Involving Olefinic Bonds. II.1 Solvolysis of 5-Hexenyl and trans-5,9-Decadienyl p-Nitrobenzenesulfonates
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涉及烯键的阳离子环化。
DOI:
10.1021/ja01064a012
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发表时间:
1964
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
J. Crandall
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作者:
W. S. Johnson;D. M. Bailey;R. Owyang;R. Bell;B. Jaques;J. Crandall
Solvolysis of 5-hexenyl^-nitrobenzenesulfonate in 98% formic acid containing sodium formate proceeds with participation of the olefinic bond at a rate which is about twice that of the formolysis of the hexyl ester. The product, after saponification, consisted of 68% cyclohexanol, 26% hexenol, 5% cyclohexene, and 1% other hydrocarbons. Formolysis of the^-nitrobenzenesulfonates of 4-pentenol and 6-heptenol proceeded with neg-ligible double bond participation to give mainly the products of direct substitution. Formolysis of trans-5, 9-decadienyl/>-nitrobenzenesulfonate proceeded with rate acceleration and afforded mainly monocyclic products. Some bicyclic materials were produced and these were shown to be iroMS-decalin derivatives. No cis-decalin compounds were found. The exclusive formation of irans-fused bicyclic materials is of interest in connection with the biosynthesis of cycloisoprenoids.The acid-catalyzedcyclization of dienes and polyenes generally lacks selectivity because of the indiscriminate generation of cationic sites. We are directing our at-tention to systems in which such sites can be generated at a specific position and under conditions which are not acidic enough to effect significant competing