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Tertiary epoxides

Disubstituted furans (130) can be obtained by treatment of j8-alkoxy- and j8-arylthio-a,j8-unsaturated ketones, for example 3-methoxy-l-phenyI-2-buten-l-one (128) or 3-ethylthio-l-phenyl-2-buten-l-one (129), with dimethylsulfonium methylide (79JHC815, 69TL679). The possible reaction pathway (Scheme 27) shows the initially formed epoxides as rearranging by ring opening at the tertiary epoxide carbon atom. [Pg.668]

No other derivatives of the tertiary cation, such as the aUylic alcohol in the last part, can r formed this way because the rearrangement is too fast. The reaction with PhSe-SePh and NaBH a trick to get this allylic alcohol. The true reagent is PhSe , formed by reduction of the Se-Se bcr. It is very nucleophilic and will attack even the tertiary epoxide to give a selenide. Oxidation to rh selenoxide leads to a fast concerted cis elimination. The intermediate selenide is unstable as wel m very smelly and must be oxidized immediately before it decomposes. [Pg.432]

Ethylene oxide and simple primary and secondary epoxides 271 Tertiary epoxides 272 Acetals and epoxy ethers 272 Vinyl epoxides 273... [Pg.56]

Experiments presently in progress suggest that the mono-tosylate precursors of the terticiry alcohols can alternatively be converted, by base, to primcury-tertiary epoxides which in t im may be opened at the primary site by a variety of nucleophiles, thus greatly amplifying the opportunities for synthesis of compounds bearing chiral tertiary carbinol moieties. It has also proved possible (23, 30) to oxidize the a-hydroxyaldehydes to a-hydroxy-esters which, in turn, may be saponified to a-hydroxyacids. [Pg.50]

Miscelleneous Applications. The method of choice for the regioselective opening of benzylic and tertiary epoxides with alcohols (eq 13) appears to be a reaction mediated by organ-otin phosphate condensate (OPC) , which is readily prepared from DBTO and tributyl phosphate. DBTO catalyzes rearrangement of 3-hydroxy-2-oxo carboxylic acid esters (eq 14), a reaction reminiscent of a similar one mediated by the enzyme reductoisomerase. DBTO has been used as a catalyst for the addition of Azidotrimethylsilane to nitriles for the production of tetrazoles (eq 15). [Pg.132]


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