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Azocine derivatives

A -Alkyl-l,2-dihydropyridines that are not stabilized by electron-withdrawing groups on the ring could behave as dienophiles towards alkynes. For example, N-methyl-l,2-dihydropyridine 41a reacts with dimethyl acetylenedicarboxylate (32) to give [2 + 2] cycloaddition product 42, which rearranges to give the azocine derivative 43 [74JCS(P1)2496],... [Pg.278]

A special method, with only two examples, starts from 1,2,4-triazines.20 21 Diels-Alder reaction with the strained dienophile dimethyl tricyclo[4.2.2.02,5]deca-3,7,9-triene-7,8-dicarboxylate (14) is followed by an elimination of nitrogen via a retro-Diels-Alder process. The formed product, however, cannot be isolated, but reacts via another retro-Diels-Alder reaction and an electro-cyclic reaction to provide the azocine derivative 15. The sequence order of the reactions is not clear, but both pathways lead to the same product. [Pg.513]

Some azocine derivatives, synthesized via this protocol, exhibited acetylcholinesterase (AChE) inhibitory activity (06MI7205). [Pg.117]

The 1,2-dihydropyridines are also known to undergo [2 + 2] cycloadditions of the enamine double bond with alkynes (74JCS(P1)2496). The products of these reactions are azocine derivatives such as (259), which, after removal of the A-protecting group, have been used as intermediates in pyrrolizine synthesis (Scheme 47) (77JOC2903). [Pg.391]

Not only carbon-carbon triple bonds but also carbon-nitrogen triple bonds can undergo ortho photocycloaddition to derivatives of benzene. The reaction was discovered by Al-Jalal et al. [86] who found that irradiation (254 nm) of 4-cyanoanisole in acrylonitrile produced three 1 1 adducts in the ratio of 7 1 2. Two of these (ratio 7 1) were formed by the addition of the carbon-carbon double bond of acrylonitrile to positions 1,2 and 3,4, respectively, of 4-cyanoanisole. The third product was an azocine derivative, apparently formed by the addition of the carbon-nitrogen triple bond to positions 2,1 of the arene, followed by ring opening to an azacyclooctatetraene [87] (Scheme 48). [Pg.110]

Al-Jalal and co-workers showed that nitrile groups undergo photocycloaddition to benzene rings to give azocine derivatives (10) [75-77] in a manner analogous to that of acetylene [78-84] (Scheme 7). [Pg.133]

Ultraviolet (UV) spectra in cyclohexane of some azocine derivatives displayed absorption bands slightly above 300 nm <2003JOC1447>. [Pg.6]

Tetrahydroazocines. Tetrahydropyridines 34, obtained in four steps from readily available 3-a 1 ky 1 -N-benzyl-pyridinium salts, were used in the preparation of functionalized azocine derivatives 36 via their corresponding iminium salts (Scheme 9 <2005EJ01052, 2000TL6067>). Tetrahydropyridines were heated with ethyl propiolate in refluxing MeCN for 2 h to yield compounds such as 36 in good to excellent yields. [Pg.8]

Dihydroazocines. Azocines can be converted into the corresponding iminium salts by treatment with 1 equiv of acid, such as methanesulfonic acid, in CHCI3. Nucleophilic additions to iminium salt 226 afforded substituted azocine derivatives reaction with thiophenol in DCM/H20 at room temperature provided 227, while reaction with sodium azide in CHCI3/DMF provided 228 (Scheme 92 <2005EJ01052>). [Pg.34]

Some azocine derivatives showed insecticidal activity as assayed by oral administration to silkworms larvae <2000BBB1519>. The azocine ring was shown to be indispensable to form the active conformation. Benzazocine with the lactam structure was evaluated in the syntheses of homochiral polyamide polymers <1998TA3497>. [Pg.41]

Treatment of 92 with sodium in liquid ammonia brought about the reductive desulfurization and cleavage of the benzylic G-N bond to give an intermediate 6-hydroxylactam, which was cyclized with TiCU to give the diazocine 93 as minor product (6%) and the azocine derived from the cyclization on the 3-position of the indole, as major product (35%) (Equation 9) <2004JOC8681>. [Pg.188]

Azocine (4), even before its detection by Hedaya,48 was of theoretical interest because it is a heterocyclic analog of the 871 nonaromatic annulene cyclooctatetraene (COT). Although azocine itself was found to be quite unstable, earlier work by Paquette and co-workers52,53 on the synthesis of azocine derivatives indicated that appropriately substituted compounds could be more stable. Paquette68 has recently reviewed the chemistry of these compounds. The picture of azocine vis a vis cyclooctatetraene682 is outlined below. [Pg.124]

Azocine derivatives are reported to exhibit hypnotic and anticonvulsive action128 129 as well as central nervous system stimulation.130 136 N-Propionyl-[l-(octahydroazocin-l-yl)isopropyl-2-aminopyridine was one of... [Pg.137]

Azocine derivatives have been employed as antiparasitics,201 herbicides,202-209 insecticides,210 211 pesticides,212 marine antifoulants,213 214 corrosion inhibitors,215 217 vulcanization accelerators,218-220 dyes,221,222 polymer stabilizers and inhibitors,223-225 bacteriocides,226 and as com-plexing agents in the determination of metals.227-229... [Pg.140]

One Heteroatom. - Azocine derivatives have been synthesized by a variety of ring-opening reactions. The 3-lactam carboxylic acid (1) rearranges in H2SO4 to form the azocine (2). ... [Pg.419]

Intramolecular cyclization of (76) in the presence of NaH gave exo (77) and endo (78) products (Equation (9)) <90SL584). Allene-based electrophile-mediated cyclization afforded iV-tosyl iodohexa-hydroazocines <94JCS(Pl)3549>. Photochemical intramolecular cycloaddition of phthalimide in acetone afforded the ring-opened product <82TL498l>. An unstable enaminone azocine derivative (81) was formed after the desulfurization of the bicyclic aminal (80), which in turn was synthesized from... [Pg.418]

There is continuing interest in the synthesis and pharmacological properties of dibenzo[c,e]azocine derivatives related to apogalanthamine. ... [Pg.143]


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