Does the dieckmann condensation occur in the gas phase?
โ Scribed by Mark J. Raftery; John H. Bowie
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1988
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 287 KB
- Volume
- 23
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1076-5174
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โฆ Synopsis
Burinsky and Cooks' have reported that deprotonated dimethyl adipate eliminates methanol via a gas-phase Dieckmann condensation. This is in contrast to the behaviour of simple methyl ester enolates which lose MeOH by a different mechanism, e.g. MeOCOCHCH,R + [M&(OCCHCH,R)] + O-C-CHCHR + MeOH. Evidence is presented which supports the Dieckmann mechanism for adipates. For example, MeOCOC(Me)CH,CH,CD(Me)COzMe should eliminate MeOD in a Dieckmann condensation, but MeOH by the alternative mechanism outlined above. Experimentally, MeOD is lost exclusively. Similarly, MeOCO~CH,CH,C(Me),CO,Me also loses MeOD, consistent with a Dieckmann process
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