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Neighboring participation

Intramolecular nucleophilic displacements, such as those in lactone formation, have faster reaction rates than intermolecular S,42 reactions because the latter require two species to collide. The neighboring participant is said to furnish anchimeric assistance. [Pg.358]

Scheme 7 shows examples of 1,2 trans-glycosides synthesized from MOP glycosyl donors that have neighboring participating groups. In the presence of Cu(OTf)2, the... [Pg.419]

Katagiri, N. et al. A Highly Efficient Synthesis of the Antiviral Agent (+)-Cyclaradine Involving the Regioselective Cleavage of Epoxide by Neighboring Participation. 2.4 1997 [136]... [Pg.508]

Narasaka, K, Ichikawa, Y I, Kubota, H, Stereoselective preparation of p-C-glycosides from 2-deoxyribose utilizing neighboring participation by 3-O-methylsulfinylethyl group, Chem. Lett., 2139-2142, 1987. [Pg.358]

The use of neighboring participating groups permits the formation of 1,2-trans glycosides (e. g. 326, O Scheme 53). The choice of solvent and, to some extent, the choice of activator, was used to control the alp ratio in glycosyl donors without participating groups at 02. TMSOTf-... [Pg.621]

According to strategy 1, OSW-1 (1) was broken down into steroid 2 and di-sasccharide donor 3 (Scheme 3). Glycosyl trichloroacetimidate with a neighboring participation group (3) is believed to be one of the most reliable donors [8b]. Since... [Pg.165]

PROBLEM 21.35 When Z = OCH3, about 93% of the products of solvolysis of 1 can be attributed to neighboring phenyl group participation. When Z = NO2, essentially none of the products come from neighboring participation by phenyl. Eixplain. [Pg.1120]

An interesting intramolecular nucleophilic displacement is the first-order neighboring participation of the NMe2 group during the hydrolysis of 4-substituted phenyl esters of y-(iV,iV -dimethylamino)butyric and valeric acids (reaction 15) The rate constant for the formation... [Pg.124]


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Chiral neighboring group participation

Conditions for and Features of SN Reactions with Neighboring Group Participation

Esters neighboring group participation

Ethers neighboring group participation

Getting by with Help from Friends, or a Least Neighbors Neighboring Group Participation

Goodman, Leon, Neighboring-group Participation in Sugars

Increased Rate through Neighboring Group Participation

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Leaving groups neighboring group participation

Methyl groups, neighboring group participation

Neighbor

Neighboring Group Participation and Intramolecular Reactions

Neighboring Group Participation by Other Functional Groups

Neighboring group participation

Neighboring group participation chiral auxiliaries

Neighboring group participation decreasing

Neighboring group participation definition

Neighboring group participation for hydroxyl inversion

Neighboring group participation glycosylation

Neighboring group participation groups

Neighboring group participation, studies

Neighboring group participation. See

Neighboring group participation: in reactions

Neighboring hydroxyl group participation

Neighboring-group participation anomerization

Neighboring-group participation donors

Neighboring-group participation trichloroacetimidate

Neighboring-group participation, in sugars

Participation s. Neighboring

Protecting neighboring-group participation

Proton transfer neighboring-group participation

Rate, increased with neighboring group participation

Remote Neighboring Group Participation

Solvolysis neighboring-group participation

Stereoselectivity with neighboring group participation

Substitution reactions neighboring group participation

Sugars neighboring-group participation

Syntheses Substitutions and Rearrangements Involving Neighboring Group Participation of Dihetero-tricyclodecanes

Three neighboring-group participation mechanism

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