Bis-[2.X]-σ-homobenzenes
✍ Scribed by Horst Prinzbach; Hans-Peter Schal; Dieter Hunkler
- Book ID
- 104238178
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1978
- Tongue
- French
- Weight
- 220 KB
- Volume
- 19
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0040-4039
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✦ Synopsis
The geometry of the cis-bin-(l) and cis-tried-homobenzenes ( 2) is unusually favourable for their [28+2s+2s]-cycloreversion. For that reasou, it is argued, the "ho-
moaromatic" stabilisatiou in their homobeuzeuoid transition states is remarkable eveu in cases with relatively uufavourable three-membered-riug compoueuts X, Y, Z (e.g. oxygen)
- . Au obvious test for this argument is the successive replacement of the three-membered rings in (1) and ( 2) by cyclobutaue rings as in the series (3) to
X YP -Bis -12.11
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Dihydroazocines and hydrooxocins, which are sought as the conjugate acids of novel 10X-heterocinyl-anions, are made available via cis-aza/oxa-bis-o-homobenzenes from 7-cyanotropilidene. The (Y2+o2+a2)-cycloreversion of cis-aza/oxa-bis-o-homobenzenes A is established as an efficient access to 1,4-dih
rated without material loss by flash chromatography. The bismesylates 19 b/20 b, prepared under standard conditions in 85-90% yield, can be converted into the tetracyclic aziridine 21 b (70-85%) under the conditions used for 5 b (1 0 mmol, triphenylphosphane/THF). Cyclization of 21 b to 22 proceeds
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