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Catalytic Addition of Carbo-Nucleophiles

All the examples described in the previous section involve the addition of hetero-nudeophiles, such as alcohols and amines, to the vinylidene carbon. Addition of [Pg.172]

Reactions of 5-siloxy-5-en-l-ynes are summarized in Table 5.2. In every case the reaction proceeds at rt in the presence of H2O to give cyclized p,y-unsaturated ketones in good yield without isomerization of the double bond, even using only 10 mol% W(CO)5(thf). The most characteristic feature of this reaction is that the endo mode of cyclization occurs more readily than in other related cyclization reactions such as HgCl2-mediated reactions. [Pg.174]

Although the exact reaction mechanisms and origin of endo versus exo selectivity remain to be clarified, these reactions should find wide use in the [Pg.177]

Electrocydization is another major mode of reaction utilizing the vinylidene complexes of Group 6 metals. It should be noted that the first example of this type of reaction was reported by Merlic et al. using a ruthenium complex employing nonaromatic diene-yne substrates [26]. [Pg.178]

In order to carry out this reaction by a one-pot procedure, we examined the same complexation reaction in the presence ofaketene acetal, which led us to the discovery of the novel reaction pathways described below [32]. Thus, treatment of o-ethynylphenyl ketone 104 with a catalytic amount of W(CO)5(thf) in the presence qf4equiv of 1,1-diethoxyethylene at rt gave a novel polycyclic compound 120 in good yield as a single stereoisomer. Both vinyl ethers and ketene acetals can be employed as the electron- [Pg.180]


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