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1. Chapter 10 Zero, one, or two electron intermediates!!!
2. 1st of the 1st
3. ‘d,l-Dammarenerdiol
4. Cyclization
5. Completion
14. Scheme 10.1 Polyene CyclizationsWS Johnson & others
15. Polyene Cyclization 10.1
16. a,?-diols for Rearrangement:Pinacols
17. Diazoalkane Insertions:toward guaiazulene sesquiterpenes (JA Marshall)
18. Remainder of Scheme 10.2
19. Different Catalysts
20. a-Halo Ketones;Favorskii Rearrangement Ring contraction
through 1,3-dipolar intermediates
Or semi-benzylic in absence of aacidic proton
21. Ramberg-Bäcklund:a-Halo Sulfones L.A. Paquette synthesis of propellers
22. Base-Catalyzed Rearrangements: 10.3
23. Fragmentation Reactions Taxol Synthesis
JACS, 110(19), 6558(1988)
Cornerstone of the synthesis is the Titanium iso-propoxide catalyzed rearrangement of 12 in to 13
24. Carbenes Singlet or Triplet carbenes
Generate by a-elimination
25. Generation of Carbenes:N-Nitroso derivatives of amides or sulfonamides
27. Carbene Insertion Mechanisms
28. Diazo Decomposition to Carbenes
29. Grob Fragmentation A. Grob, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 8:535(1969)
Base catalyzed C-C cleavage of
Y-C-C-A-X into +Y=C + C=A + X-
Almost reverse Claisen condensations
30. 10.4
32. Simmons Smith Zn-Cu alloy to give X-CH2-Zn-X intermediate
Simmons& Smith JACS, 80:5323(1958)
JOC, 42(18),3031(1977) – Direction of addition
33. Catalysts Control Insertion Rh2(acam)4; acetomido
Tertiary insertion
Rh2(O2CC4F9)4
Mixture of products
34. Ylides by Carbenoid Decomposition Padwa, G. Fryxell, JOC, 54(4), 817, 1989
Generalized
35. Insertion Reactions: 10.5
36. Insertion Reactions: 10.5
37. Insertion Reactions: 10.5
38. Insertion Reactions: 10.5
39. Scheme 10.5 Con.
40. Copper Catalysts
41. Scheme 10.7
42. End of 10.7
43. Wolff Rearrangement:a-diazoketones 3 possible reaction pathways
Concerted
Carbene(p641)
Oxirene
Cyclic a-diazoketones lead to ring contraction
Utility of acyclic leads to one carbon homologation
44. Reaction Pathways
45. Wolff Rearrangements:
46. Curtis Rearrangement: Initial product isocyanate
Trap by either water to amine; R-NH2
Or alcohol to oxamide: R-NH-CO-OR’
Preparation:
Carboxylic acid with ethyl chloroformate then rx. with azide
Or Carboxylic derivative with hydrazine followed by nitrite
49. Schmidt: Scheme 10.9
50. Schmidt Acids and esters converted to amines via loss of carbonyl
Addition of HN3 to acid or ester
Migrating group retains configuration
51. Beckmann Rearrangement
52. Hoffman Rearrangement
53. What do you call Democrats out on bond?
54. Free Radicals
55. Chapter 10 – Part II Free radicals to C=C bonds
R · + C=C to R-C-C·
Free radicals to C=O bonds
R · + C=O to R-C-O·
56. Sources of Free Radicals Initiator plus trialkyltin hydride (R3)Sn·
R-X + (R3)Sn· to give R· + (R3)Sn-Cl
Acyl-selenides + (R3)Sn· to give Acyl·
Cyclization to ring compounds
57. More Radicals Alkyl iodides via reaction with R· from the reaction of oxygen and trialkylboranes
HCB Tet. Lett. 29,1041(1988)
Alkylmercury plus NaBH4 reductively gives R· and Hgo
Remember Halogenations via Free radicals to come
58. Scheme 10.10
59. G Stork – 5-Exo vs 6-Endo
60. Scheme 10.12 Samo - Samo