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Carbenes, heterocyclic, ring-cleavage

When the donor character of the amino substituent at the transition-metal-carbene carbon atom is reduced, it should be possible to influence the thermal stability and reactivity in favor of the desired cyclopropanation process. Indeed, pyrrol-1 -ylcarbene complexes 18 of chromium, molybdenum and tungsten do exhibit the desired reactivity. In the last step, the pyrrole ring of 19 can be converted to the NH2 function in 20 after oxidative cleavage with ozone.In this respect, the pyrrole heterocycle represents a synthetic equivalent of the amino function. [Pg.788]


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