Oximes acyclic

Most studies in this field have been on nitrones. One of the reasons for this is probably because nitrones are readily available compounds that can be obtained from aldehydes, amines, imines, and oximes [2, 11]. Moreover, most acyclic ni-... 

Acyclic Oxime Ethers 1.4.1.5.1.1. Auxiliary-Induced Diastereoselection Stereogenic Center at Carbon... 

C5HuN05 L-Arabinose st/n-oxime (SARBOX)243 P21212I Z = 4 D = 1.61 R = 0.04 for 1,387 intensities. The acyclic molecule has the planar, zigzag conformation. The terminal OH and N-OH groups are oriented—syn and ap, respectively. Despite the difference in crystal symmetry, the hydrogen bonding is remarkably similar to that of the anti compound (see preceding abstract), with the same spiral of O-H N bonds. 

I.2. Oxidation of Amines Oxidation of primary amines is often viewed as a particularly convenient way to prepare hydroxylamines. However, their direct oxidation usually leads to complex mixtures containing nitroso and nitro compounds and oximes. However, oxidation to nitrones can be performed after their conversion into secondary amines or imines. Sometimes, oxidation of secondary amines rather than direct imine oxidation seems to provide a more useful and convenient way of producing nitrones. In many cases, imines are first reduced to secondary amines which are then treated with oxidants (26). This approach is used as a basis for a one-pot synthesis of asymmetrical acyclic nitrones starting from aromatic aldehydes (Scheme 2.5) (27a) and 3,4-dihydroisoquinoline-2-oxides (27b). 

According to the first process, acyclic alkyl nitronates (73) afford corresponding oximes and carbonyl compounds (3) (Eq.l). This process is similar to the well-known Cope rearrangement (Eq.l ) (233). 

In addition to standard cyclic and acyclic enamides, the effective hydrogenation of several more unusual enamides has been reported (Fig. 24.13). A concise method for the synthesis of chiral yS-amino alcohols, amino oximes and chiral 1,2-diamines has been described by Burk et al. via the enantioselective hydroge-... 

Acyclic /ky-unsaturated oxime ethers are found to undergo both cis-trans isomerization and N—O bond fission130,132 (equations 74 and 75). 

An overall strategy for the synthesis of 1,2,5-thiadiazoles from the acyclic N-C-C-N grouping and sulfur monochloride was proposed in 1967 (1967JOC2823). The N-C function could vary over oxidation levels of amine, imine, cyanide, oxime and nitroso derivatives. Aliphatic and aromatic compounds having these functionalities in many combinations reacted with sulfur monochloride to form appropriately substituted or fused 1,2,5-thiadiazoles. Based on this model, a large... 

A similar reaction gave dithiazole 139 (Scheme 70) with acyclic a,)S-unsaturated oxime 138. 

Interestingly, two of the other species in Table 3 are nitrolates, i.e. ethers of a-nitrooximes, an otherwise thermochemically unprecedented class of compounds. We already have briefly discussed one, 3-nitroisoxazoline, and the second is 1-nitroacetaldehyde 0-(l,l-dinitroethyl)oxime (ONo-ld-dinitroethyl acetonitronate), MeC (NOala—O—N=C(N02)Me. The latter acyclic species is a derivative of 1,1-dinitroethanol—we know of the enthalpy of formation of no other a-nitroalcohol or derivative. Nonetheless, we may ask if the two calorimetric data are internally consistent. Consider the condensed phase reaction 47, which involves formal cleavage of the O — bond in the nitroisoxazoline by the C—H bond of the dinitromethane. It is assumed that the isoxazoline has the same strain energy as the archetypal 5-atom ring species cyclopentane and cyclopentene, ca 30 kJ mol . ... 

Now where does the discrepancy lie An acyclic paradigm was used for the oxi-mate/imidate interconversion. Had we used the plausibly aromatic paradigm of isoxa-zole/oxazole, the isomerization enthalpy would have been 95 kJ moR where the requisite enthalpies of formation are from References 76 and 1, respectively. This difference is meaningfully distinct from that of the acyclic paradigm but still does not particularly ameliorate the difference. Is it possible that the N—O bond in aryl and alkyl oxime ethers are profoundly different Could it be that we have neglected any antiaromaticity in the 8 n... 

Stereoselectivity in reductions of acyclic oximes depends on the configuration of C=N bond. ( )-Isomer of oxime 89 produced syn-hydroxylamine 90 in excellent stereoselectivity in reaction with phenyldimethylsilane-trifluroacetic acid while giving anti-product in the reaction with lithium aluminium hydride. Stereoselectivity in reductions of (Z)-isomers of 89 was substantially lower in both cases (equation 62) . It can be assumed that the rules of stereoselectivity established in diastereoselective reduction of ketones can be applied to reduction of oximes as well. 

Enantioselective reduction of ketoxime ethers with chiral boron hydrides produces chiral 0-alkylhydroxylamines with variable ee. Reduction of oxime ethers of type 94 (equation 65) with norephedrine-derived oxazoborolidine 95 proceeds with very high ee. However, an analogous reduction of acyclic aromatic oximes with chiral oxab-orazolidines produced a mixture of amine and hydroxylamine . 

High diastereoselectivity of addition was observed in acyclic oxime ethers bearing bulky chiral auxiliaries on the oxygen atom of the oxime function (equations 70 and 71). 

Reaction of C,0-dilithiooximes 213, obtained from the corresponding oximes with BuLi, and a-chloroketones afforded 5-hydroxymethylisoxazolines 214 (equation 93). a,f) Unsaturated aldehydes reacted with dilithio salts 213 to give the acyclic 1,2-addition products 215, which were easily cyclized to the corresponding 5-vinylisoxazolines 216 . ... 

A new synthetic method of benzofuran was reported (equation 39). The [3,31-sigma-tropic rearrangement of Af-trifluoroacetyl enehydroxylamines 136 obtained in situ by acylation of oxime ethers 135 in the presence of trifluoroacetic anhydride lead to the synthesis of cyclic or acyclic dihydrobenzofurans 138. The effects of base and temperature on the reaction products were studied. A similar pathway to that of Fisher indolization was proposed. The acylimine formed by the [3,3]-sigmatropic rearrangement of the V-trifluoroacetyl enehydroxylamine 136 gave the dihydrobenzofuran 137 by an intramolecular cyclization or the benzofuran 138 after elimination. 

Synthesis of 1,2,3-dithiazoles is the most extensively studied. The widely used and very long-known Herz reaction of arylamines with S2CI2 to give benzo-l,2,3-dithiazolium salts (Section 4.11.8.5) has been extended to hetarylamines (Scheme 17). More importantly, a new impetus for its investigation and development was provided when benzo-l,2,3-dithiazolyl radicals were shown by Mayer and co-workers to be intermediates. The reaction in a modified form was transformed by the above authors to an effective method for synthesis of this new class of stable radicals. When applied to acyclic enaminoketones the thiosulfinylamine precursor of the free radical could be isolated (Scheme 18). It was also extended to cyclic and acyclic oximes to afford fused and monocyclic... 

Elsewhere, Heaney et al. (313-315) found that alkenyloximes (e.g., 285), may react in a number of ways including formation of cyclic nitrones by the 1,3-APT reaction (Scheme 1.60). The benzodiazepinone nitrones (286) formed by the intramolecular 1,3-APT will undergo an intermolecular dipolar cycloaddition reaction with an external dipolarophile to afford five,seven,six-membered tricyclic adducts (287). Alternatively, the oximes may equilibrate to the corresponding N—H nitrones (288) and undergo intramolecular cycloaddition with the alkenyl function to afford five,six,six-membered tricyclic isoxazolidine adducts (289, R = H see also Section 1.11.2). In the presence of an electron-deficient alkene such as methyl vinyl ketone, the nitrogen of oxime 285 may be alkylated via the acyclic version of the 1,3-APT reaction and thus afford the N-alkylated nitrone 290 and the corresponding adduct 291. In more recent work, they prepared the related pyrimidodiazepine N-oxides by oxime-alkene cyclization for subsequent cycloaddition reactions (316). Related nitrones have been prepared by a number of workers by the more familiar route of condensation with alkylhydroxylamines (Scheme 1.67, Section 1.11.3). 

Aside from the relatively trivial conversions of nitronates to the corresponding oxime and carbonyl compounds (10,11), the chemistry of nitronates remained relatively unexplored for much of the early 1900s. However, in 1964, Tartakovskii et al. (12) demonstrated that alkyl nitronate esters were competent partners in the newly discovered class of dipolar cycloadditions with alkenes (Scheme 2.1). Both cyclic and acyclic nitronates participated, thus providing a new functional group were the nitrogen atom existed at the center of an acetal (13). These compounds were subsequently referred to as nitroso acetals (14) or nitrosals (15). 

The H NMR spectra of monosubstituted, acyclic nitronates show two resonances in the range of 5.5 and 7.2 ppm (Table 2.17) (39,40). The peaks are nonequilibrating and are assigned to the two possible nitronate diastereomers. This result is in contrast to the silyl nitronates, in which the two diastereomers were observed to be in rapid equilibrium. Based on the measurement of their respective dipole moments (39), and comparison to known nitrones and oxime ethers (72,73), the downfield signal is assigned to the trans isomer. 

Surprisingly it was reported that when potassium cyanate is substituted for sodium cyanate the yields of carbamates are reduced to less than 5 %. The reason for this drastic effect is not known at this time. In addition, the use of other alkali or alkaline metal cyanates in this reaction has not been investigated. The Loev [28] procedure appears applicable to the synthesis of carbamates from primary, secondary, and tertiary alcohols (2 hr reaction time affords 60-90% yields), cyclic and acyclic 1,3-diols, phenols, oximes, ald-oximes, and ketoximes, and primary, secondary, and tertiary mercaptans. Carbamates could not be obtained from diphenylethylcarbinol (dehydrated to 1,1-diphenylethylene) or trichloro- and trifluoromethylcarbinols. 

The photochemistry of certain A-substituted heterocycles has also been studied. As part of a continuing investigation of the photolysis of A-nitroso compounds in solution, the conversion of A-nitroso-3-azabicyclo[3.2.2]nonane (65) into the oxime (66) by photolysis in the presence of acid was reported.58 N-Nitrosopyrrolidine is similarly transformed. The mechanism of this reaction is said58 to involve elimination of NOH with the formation of an imine as intermediate, and, in fact, in the photolysis of 2-ethyl-A-nitrosopiperidine (67), the tetrahydropyridine (68) is the major product. This mechanism certainly does not operate in the photolysis of iV-nitroso-2-azacyclo-octanone, which can be rationalized on the basis of an intramolecular hydrogen transfer [Eq. (16)].59 Acyclic iV-nitrosoamides behave in a similar fashion to IV-nitrosoamines.60... 

A transformation of this type also occurs in the photochemical rearrangement of the acyclic nitrone (177). to the amide (178) and an intermediate oxaziridine may. be, involved in the photochemical conversion149 of aryl oximes into the corresponding amides [Eq. (42)]. 

An oxidized stage of isohexide nitrates, wherein the remaining hydroxyl group is transformed into the ketone, gives rise to a number of derivatives 161, such as oximes, semicarbazones, acyclic and cyclic acetals, and hydra-zones.154 Among them, 3-amino-2-hydroxypropyl-substituted oxime ethers... 

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