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Normant reagents, addition

Acetylene itself (R = H) undergoes the reaction with R2CuLi instead of the Normant reagent.1106 The use of R containing functional groups has been reported.1107 If the alkyl iodide is omitted, the vinylic copper intermediate 123 can be converted to a carboxylic acid by the addition of C02 (see 6-34) or to an amide by the addition of an isocyanate... [Pg.877]

Scheme 6.74. The use of addition of an organocuprate-magnesimn bromide (Normant) reagent to produce an intermediate that can be converted to a variety of alkenes. Scheme 6.74. The use of addition of an organocuprate-magnesimn bromide (Normant) reagent to produce an intermediate that can be converted to a variety of alkenes.
Normant and Poisson prepared allenylzinc bromide reagents from TMS acetylenes along the lines of Epsztein and coworkers5, by sequential lithiation with s-BuLi to yield a lithiated species, and subsequent transmetallation with ZnBr2 (equation 35)27,28. Additions to racemic /J-silyloxy aldehydes proceed with low diastereoselectivity to afford mixtures of the anti,anti and anti,syn adducts (Table 17). The latter adducts are formed via an anti Felkin-Anh transition state. Additions to the racemic IV-benzylimine analogs, on the other hand, proceed with nearly complete Felkin-Anh diastereoselectivity to yield the anti,anti amino alcohol adducts (Table 18). [Pg.446]

When they subjected the allenylzinc reagent to the Hoffmann test for configurational stability,29 Poisson, Chemla and Normant found that at — 50 °C, racemization does not occur at a significant rate (equation 36)30,31. Accordingly, when the racemic allenylzinc reagent was added slowly to the /V-benzy limine of (R)-mandehc aldehyde at — 50 °C, a 1 1 mixture of the anti,syn and anti,anti adducts was isolated in 65% yield. However, when the addition process was reversed, a 3 1 mixture favoring the matched anti,anti adduct was formed in 53% yield, suggestive of a partial kinetic resolution. [Pg.446]

Chemla, Normant and coworkers also reported a one-pot 1,4-addition/carbocyclization domino sequence as a new access to 3-carbomethoxypyrrolidines. Conjugate addition of the mixed organocopper-zinc reagent n-BuCu(CN)ZnBr LiBr to the Michael acceptor 427 in ether at room temperature directly led after hydrolysis to the 3-carbomethoxypyr-rolidine 428 as a 84/16 diastereomeric mixture, the trans disubstituted isomer being predominant (equation 185). A similar explanation as described above was proposed for the stereochemical outcome264. [Pg.964]

Chuit Foulon Normant Tetrahedron 1980, 36. 2305. 1981,37, 1385. For a review, sec Alexakis. Chuit Com-mer on-Bourgain Foulon Jabri Mangency Normant Pure Appi. Chem. 1984,56, 91-98. A better reagent for the addition of a methyl group to an a, 3-unsaturatcd aldehyde is McsCu3Li2 Clive Farina, Beaulieu. J. Org. Chem. 1982, 47, 2572. [Pg.798]

The fruitfulness of the idea of a stepwise addition with an independent variation of the addends was brilliantly illustrated by Normant s studies, which resulted in the elaboration of a general method of alkene synthesis based on the reaction of alkyne carbometallation. Basically this reaction represents a case of the well-known nucleophilic addition to a carbon-carbon triple bond. In the Normant reaction, however, the initial addition of a nucleophile (an organome-tallic reagent) across the triple bond results in the formation of a stabilized carbanion-like intermediate equivalent to a vinyl carbanion. This intermediate can similarly be further reacted with an external electrophile. Most typically, copper-modified Mg or Li reagents, which are unable to react with acidic acetylenic hydrogens, are used in this sequence. [Pg.89]


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