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Cyclic enone systems

Another example of a domino allylation reaction was published by Cook and Jarugumili [169]. Fe2(CO)g in combination with PPhj has been identified as a low-cost and environmentally benign catalyst system for the allylation of zinc enolates 158 generated in situ from copper-catalyzed asymmetric conjugate addition reactions. This catalyst system provides the allylated products 159 in modest to good yields at room temperature with unprecedented diastereoselectivity in cyclic enone systems (Scheme 12.74). [Pg.966]

A few interesting examples of allylations of alkynes have been described in the past decade. An intermolecular [2+2+1] carbonylative cocyclization between alkynes 175 and allyl halides 176 shows the versatile use of Ni catalysis for the construction of cyclic enone systems of type 177 (Scheme 12.83) [184]. [Pg.970]

Addition of azide ion to conjugated systems can be carried out by using NaN3 and acetic acid in water (Eq. 10.18).38 Some reactions were very rapid while others took 1 to 3 days to complete. Lewis base was found to catalyze such conjugate additions of azide ion to cyclic enones in water.39... [Pg.320]

Use of TMSCl in combination with HMPA, DMAP, or TMEDA all favored 1,2-addition over 1,4-addition. Sequential a-alkoxyalkylcuprate conjugate addition, enolate trapping with TMSCl, and silyl enol ether alkylation provides a one-pot synthesis of tetrahydrofurans (Scheme 3.35) [129]. Cyclic enones afford as-fused tetrahydrofurans, while acyclic systems give complex mixtures of diastereomers. a-Alkoxyalkylcopper reagents also participate in allylic substitution reactions with ammonium salts [127]. [Pg.110]

An interesting change of reactivity was observed (Scheme 4.44) when Muthu-samy et al. (83) reacted a similar cyclic ylide system with arylidenetetralones such as 184. This reaction did not generate the expected olefinic cycloadduct, but instead resulted in addition across the C=0 of the tetralone to produce a dioxolane 185. This behavior is unusual in that normal reactivity would preclude a reaction with the C=0 system and addition would occur only with the olefin of the enone. [Pg.282]

The intermolecular photocycloaddition of alkenes to cyclic enones was found to afford cis- and trans-fused bicyclic systems. This stereoselectivity and the diastereofacial selectivity of chiral alkenes and/or enones is discussed below. [Pg.672]

The proline-catalyzed conjugate addition of nitroalkanes was further developed by Hanessian and Pham, resulting in enantiomeric excesses up to 93% in the addition of a variety of nitroalkanes to cyclic enones (Scheme 4.14) [27]. In their catalytic system, L-proline (3-7 mol%) was employed together with equimolar amounts (relative to the substrate enones) of trans-2,5-dimethylpiperazine. The latter addi-... [Pg.56]

In conclusion, there have been many reports of the high synthetic potential of the intramolecular aldol reaction in the enantioselective construction of cyclic enones. In particular the proline-catalyzed desymmetrization of triketones has been widely used for formation of optically active bicyclic systems which are versatile building blocks for steroids and other biologically active compounds. [Pg.175]

Fukuzumi and Otera studied the reduction of electron-deficient alkenes in lactones and cyclic enones using Sml2.53 More recently, the use of Hilmersons Sml2 H20-amine system was shown to be effective for the selective reduction of a,p-unsaturated esters and conjugated double and triple bonds (Scheme 4.44).54,55... [Pg.60]


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