Sulphones alkenyl

Sulphones - see also Acetoxysulphones, /1-Acyloxysulphones, a-Alkoxysulphones, a-Aminosulphones, Azidosulphones, Azosulphones, Azoxysulphones, co-Cyanosulphones, Dialkoxysulphones, a-Diazosulphones, Disulphones, Episulphones, Epoxysulphones, a-Halosulphones, Hydroxysulphones, / -Iminosulphones, Ketosulphones, a-Lithiosulphones, a-Nitrosulphones, /1-Oxosulphones, Poly(olefin suphonejs, Polysulphones, y-Siloxysulphones, Tetrahalosulphones, Trisulphones addition reactions of 642-649, 774-809 alkadienyl - see Alkadienyl sulphones alkenyl - see Alkenyl sulphones alkyl aryl - see Alkyl aryl sulphones alkylthiomethyl - see Alkylthiomethyl sulphones... 

This protocol has been applied to the coupling of arene tellurolates with ( )-2-iodo-l-alkenyl sulphones, enolphosphonates, tosilates and triflates of )S-dicarbonyl compounds. 

There has been considerable activity surrounding alkenyl sulphones this year. The 1- and 2- arylsulphonyl alkenes (274) and (275) have been obtained by either the sulphonylmercuration or iodosulphisation of 1-alkenes. If allylic protons are present, isomerisation to give allylic sulphones is facile. a-Substituted sulphones 77).270... 

Van t Hoff t-factors 565 Vinylallenes rearrangement of 748 synthesis of 737 Vinyl carbonium ions 620 17a-Vinyl-17/f-hydroxysteroids, epimerization of 735 Vinyl sulphides, as alkyl sulphoxide reduction products 930, 932 Vinyl sulphones - see also Alkenyl... 

Ureido derivatives of l-alkenyl-3-alkyl-6-aminouracils, such as (LXXI), are reported to have particular activity as appetite inhibitors. They also have anti-secretory, anti-iritic and mild diuretic activities [438]. The related 5-sulphon-amides, such as (LXXII), are said to inhibit the appetite without producing other pharmacological responses such as pressor-depressor, or diuretic effects [439]. 

Whereas oxygen nucleophiles gave poor yields of alkenylated products with alkenyl iodonium salts, the reactions with sulphur nucleophiles proceeded more efficiently, leading to unsaturated sulphides and sulphones. Thus, 4-t-butylcyclohexenyl phenyliodonium salts afforded with sodium thiophenoxide 4-t-butylcyclohexenyl phenyl sulphide (81%) [3] and with sodium phenylsulphinate the corresponding sulphone (29%) in the presence of 18-crown-6, the yield of the latter rose to 80% [45]. jS-Phenylsulphonylalkenyl iodonium salts with sodium phenylsulphinate at 0°C, without any catalyst, afforded Z-l,2-bis(phenylsulphonyl)alkenes, in high yield with retention of the stereochemistry [45] ... 

The iodonium triflate (460 mg, 1 mmol) was added to a stirred slurry of anhydrous sodium p-toluene sulphinate (180 mg, 1.01 mmol) in dichloromethane (15 ml) at 20°C under nitrogen. After 15 min water (10 ml) was added and the phases were separated the aqueous layer was extracted with additional dichloromethane (2 x 5 ml), and the combined organic extracts were dried. The filtered solution was treated with hexanes (30 ml) and concentrated. The solid residue was purified by radial chromatography (silica gel, 200-400 mesh, dichloromethane-hexanes) to afford 3-tosyl-bicyclo[3.2.0]-3-heptene-2-one (197 mg, 75%), m.p. 164-165°C. The method is general for the preparation of sulphones with a cyclopentenone moiety other alkenyl iodonium salts gave alkynyl sulphones with sulphinates (Section 9.4.4). 

Alkylation of the sulphone (111) with Bu"Li-Me3SiCH2l gave the /8-silyl-sulphone (112) which with Bu NF gave ° 3-methylene-5a-cholestane (113). Alkenyl sulphoxides, such as (114), were reduced to the alkenyl sulphides, without double-bond isomerization, using EtNlgBr-Cul " and the terminal allene (115) was prepared by treatment of (114) with LTMP. Reaction of... 

Like their 1-alkenyl analogues, 2-alkynylcysteine S -oxides and SS-dioxides in the presence of base undergo an internal addition of the amino-function to the triple bond to yield cyclic sulphoxides and sulphones. ... 

Allylsilanes result from allyl sulphides which have siloxy subsdtuents with regio and stereochemically using allyl-lithium, from alkenyl Fischer carbene complexes with silanes through addition of Si-H to the carbene, and opdcally active y-silylallylamines result frnn a n-allylPd intermediate obtained from the carbonate using amines or azide, while allyldichlorosilane can be prepared by the direct method at 220 - 320 C as the main product. The protodesilyladon of allylsilanes provides a route to vinyl sulphones while silylmethyl allyl sulphones result from silylmethyl cuprates and sulphonylalka-1,2-dienes, and are used in the... 

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