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Twisted lactams

Kirby s configurationally rigid l-azaadamantan-2-one 1 is the extreme of this class.21 23,25 The nitrogen properties of this lactam are clearly amine-like while the carbonyl is ketonic in all respects. Twisted amides undergo rapid hydrolysis or reduction and exhibit enhanced reactivity. [Pg.36]

The properties of these compounds resemble those of the simple medium-ring lactams studied by Dunitz and Winkler (1975). A twisted conformation is observed for crystalline caprylolactam, where the preferred trans conformation cannot be properly accommodated in the nine-membered ring. [Pg.108]

The nitrogen atoms of the twisted amides discussed on pages 107-108 are to a greater or lesser extent pyramidal, and incipient lone pairs electron density is thus available for reactions with electrophiles. The classic example is the cage lactam [57] first prepared by Pracejus (1959), which has an amide nitrogen with near normal amine basicity. Brown and coworkers have measured rates of alkaline hydrolysis of a series of anilides [58] and [59] with related structures and find that the rate increases with increasing divergence... [Pg.128]

FIGURE 2. (a) A stericaUy twisted amide (b) an angularly constrained amide (c) a twisted lactam (d) an angularly constrained hydroxamic ester... [Pg.841]

However, initial experiments with this reagent gave poor results, with the secondary amide undergoing reduction along with the tertiary amide. Compound 101 [and 107, Fig. (29)] is sufficiently twisted such that the gem-dimethyl groups effectively block the (j-face of the tertiary amide, leaving the a-face relatively unencumbered. However, a modification of the alane procedure [60], proved satisfactory for this transformation. The piperazinedione 101 was pretreated with AlEt3, with the expectation that this Lewis acid would form a complex with the more exposed secondary lactam [106, Fig.(29).] and leave the tertiary lactam accessible for reduction. [Pg.364]

An ab initio study of the acid hydrolysis of the lactam l-azabicyclo[2.2.2]octan-2-one (described as a highly twisted amide ) and of the model compound 3-methyl-S-valerolactam showed that both proceed via a stepwise mechanism, but A-protonation is preferred to O-protonation by the twisted amide , whereas the reverse is the case for the model compound.92... [Pg.77]

May and coworkers proposed the plausible biosynthetic root to communesin A (70) shown in Fig. (12) (part 1) [50]. A quinone methide (75) derived from tryptamine and the related natural product, aurantioclavine (76), undergo a Diels-Alder reaction to form a polycyclic intermediate (77). This highly twisted lactam (77) should be easily cleaved by the residual primary amine to produce spiro lactam (78). Reduction of 78 and aminal closure afford a common intermediate (79) of communesins. Epoxidation and acylation of 79 afford 70. Expansion... [Pg.576]

The IR spectrum of the trans 3H,9a.H)- 49S) exhibits the lactam carbonyl band at 1638 cm , whereas the cw(3/I,9a )-(495) diastereomer at 1675 cm. As shown by Dreiding models the carbonyl group of the latter is twisted out of the plane, which explains the difference in the absorption <85H(23)889>. Characteristic cyclic ether, lactam, and lactone bands of the oxazino-oxazines (497) and (498) are given <64AP(297)632>. [Pg.700]

The intramolecular Schmidt reaction has provided a solution to the problem of bridgehead lactam synthesis. The bridged lactams incorporate a twisted amide unable to achieve standard planar geometry and can undergo rapid hydrolysis. Reaction of ketoazide with HBF4 in ether results in a mixture of two latams from which the desired quinoclidone 92 is isolated in 38% yield after recrystalization. ... [Pg.366]

Of the thermochromism dyes that indicate temperature, some of tfiem (including biantron (9)) change color by twisting the double bonds and (10) which shows piezochromism by lactam-lactim tautomerism. [Pg.671]

Out-of-plane deformations of the amide group from the stable planar form involve the pyramidalization of the amine group and/or twisting around the CO-N bond, which may be accompanied by pyramidalization of the carbonyl carbon atom. The stmcture and properties of nonplanar amides and lactams have been recently reviewed. ... [Pg.334]


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