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Radical-Based Cycloaromatization Processes

20) Once again, a favorite reaction (or the bain...) for many an organic chemistry undergraduate students. One of the authors (A)B) enjoyed immeasurably in the mid-80 s learning about this reaction as an undergraduate and the conceptually and intuitively beautiful symmetrical Woodward-Hoffmann rules that accompany it and act as the theoretical fabric on which this reaction is based. [Pg.474]

The influence of ring strain on the reactivity of the Bergman reaction is very important. Nicolaou and Smith [107] suggested that the crucial factor for determining the reactivity is the interatomic distance between diyne termini (popularly known as the distance theory). The influence of stereoelec-tronic effects is also important, with the observation that chlorine substitution in the vinyl position retards the rate of the Bergman cyclization [108]. [Pg.476]

21) The first total synthesis of calicheamycin was reported by Nicolaou and coworkers [105] in 1992. [Pg.476]

22) It attacks the DNA, provoking lethal double-strand cuts to the genetic material with transformation of the diradical to a benzenoid system. [Pg.476]

CpRu(PMe3)2CI, NH4PF6, MeOH, reflux, then room temperature [Pg.480]


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