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Photochemical allyl shift

Scheme 16 Photochemical 1,2-allyl shifts on pyrrolo[2,3-i>]indole [83]... Scheme 16 Photochemical 1,2-allyl shifts on pyrrolo[2,3-i>]indole [83]...
Compoimd 63 probably undergoes 5 1 with allylic shift, but rearrangement of (4-)-a-deutero-64 leads to extensive racemisation (proved to occur during reaction), and the kinetic effects of ring substituents, e.s.r. measurements, and the photochemical induction of reaction, support a radical-pair mechanism . Kinetics of the gas-phase reaction have led to similar conclusions , but it is disturbing that the activation energy is much lower than the bond energy of G(i)-N. These should be approximately equal for a radical non-chain process. [Pg.318]

Reactions.—Full details are now available" of the photochemical and thermal [1,3] phenylthio shifts of allyl phenyl sulphides [(73)- (74)]. Oxidation of such sulphides can lead to allyl alcohols through the known sulphoxide-sulphenate equilibrium with sulphenate trapping. [Pg.136]

It is seen from the figure that in thermal reaction, a bonding interaction (in the same phase) can be maintained only in the antarafacial mode of shift. Therefore, thermal 1,3-suprafacial shift of hydrogen is forbidden from orbital symmetry considerations. The antarafacial shift is orbital symmetry allowed process and will be a concerted process. Photochemically, [l,3]-suprafacial shift of hydrogen is a symmetry allowed process because the bonding intemction takes place in the same phase of allyl group [1, 2]. [Pg.109]

Photochemical [1,3] sigmatropic shifts occur in some allylic systems. Draw the structures of the products resulting from the following alkene. Which product should predominate ... [Pg.901]

Aoyama, H., Photochemical reaction of thiobenzamides bearing an allylic substituent on the nitrogen atom double-bond migration via tandem 1,4- and 1,6-hydrogen shift, /. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans. 1, 1851,1997. [Pg.2187]


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