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Thiochromans intermediates

Similar reactions were carried out on 17,29 18,30 and 19.30 The last gave thiochromans and 2,3-dihydrothiophenes from an apparent cyclization at the ortho methyl substituent, but in fact involving a variety of hydrogen and methyl shifts. The route to the two main products [Eq. (7)] of the thio-Claisen rearrangement has been suggested to be via the thiirane intermediate (20).31... [Pg.64]

Z/-l-Benzothiopyrans with catalytic amounts of acid undergo disproportionation to thiochromans and benzothiopyrylium salts. In the case of 3,4-dimethyl-2//-l-benzothiopyran, intermolecular hydride transfer yields an 85 15 mixture of cis- and intermediate bridged sulfonium ion has been suggested to be responsible for the stereochemical control of this reaction.276 Bromination of 2H-1-... [Pg.90]

Optically pure (+)-(i )-3-phenylsulfanyl-l,3-diarylpropan-l-ones are readily available by the enantioselective Michael addition of thiophenols to chalcones. After reduction, acidic dehydration of the racemic alcohol affords a mixture of the racemic cis- and trans- 2,4-disubstituted thiochromans (Scheme 164). A detailed consideration of the stereochemical outcome of the reaction with unsymmetrically substituted diaryl derivatives suggests the involvement of a [1,3] PhS shift via a four-membered sulfonium intermediate and this is backed up by theoretical calculations <2003T3621>. [Pg.887]

From this context it is interesting to note that isothiochroman-4-ones— which essentially represent (bi)cyclic derivatives of phenacylsulfides—behave differently on irradiation as they photoisomerize to thiochroman-3-ones, albeit in moderate yield [32]. As a reasonable proposition, l-methylene-9-thia-spiro[5,3]nona-2,4-dien-7-ones were assumed to be the intermediates, which would then undergo a consecutive light induced a-cleavage to give the final products (Scheme 6). [Pg.88]

Synthesis of tetramethylchroman analogue (64) was similar to that of thiochroman (63) except that the key ethynyl intermediate (72) was prepared from acetophenone (70). Formation of a phosphoester from the lithium enolate salt of (70) was followed by elimination of the phosphate group to give acetylene (72). Coupling of (72) with ethyl 4-iodobenzoate proceeded as with (71) and gave (64). [Pg.13]

In the presence of o-iodothiophenol as the starting compound, it is conceivable that the reaction may proceed through oxidative addition of the o-iodothiophenol to palladium(O) followed by the insertion of allene to produce a a-allylpalladium intermediate. Reductive elimination of Pd(0) would give an iodothioether. Oxidative addition of the latter to Pd(0) and subsequent CO insertion and intramolecular cyclization would afford thiochroman-4-ones 48 and regenerate the catalyst (Scheme 13.31). [Pg.338]


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