Silyl derivatives nucleophilic substitution, allylic silylation

Chromene acetals 39 are accessible from 2-vinyl-substituted phenols via the allylic acetals 38 through oxypalladation of benzyloxypropa- 1,2-diene and a subsequent Ru-catalysed RCM. 2-Substituted chromenes can be derived from the acetals 39 by conversion into the 1-benzopyrylium salts which are then trapped by nucleophiles (Scheme 26) <00TL5979>. In a like manner, 2-aIkoxychromans have been converted into various 2-substituted chromans by sequential treatment with SnCl4 and a silyl enol ether <00TL7203>. 

Addition of an T -allyl-Fp complex to this compound affords an T -aIlyl-Fp-substituted cycloheptatriene system. Two double bonds are involved in an (T -diene)iron complex. The remaining free double bond of the silyl enol ether attacks as a nucleophile at the cationic r -alkene-Fp moiety to form an (Tj -diene)iron complexed cyclopentane annulated cycloheptadienone. Treatment with CAN in methanol under carbon monoxide atmosphere releases the methoxycarbonyl-substituted free ligand (Scheme 4-25). Reaction of the Ti -dienyliumiron intermediate of Scheme 4-25 with an ( , Z)-isomeric mixture of ri -crotyl-Fp proceeds with high diastereoselectivity. Four new stereogenic centers are formed in the course of this formal [3+2] cycloaddition. A hetero [3+2] cycloaddition is also feasible between T -ailyl-Fp complexes and aromatic aldehydes in the presence of zinc chloride or titanium(IV) chloride to provide tetrahydrofuran derivatives (Scheme 4-26). A 1,2-shift of the iron complex fragment occurs in the course of this reaction. Employment of imines affords the corresponding pyrrolidines. ... 

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