“…This ring system, known also as furanone or butenolide [1], occurs as structural subunits in a large number of natural products isolated from many sources including sponges and algas [2], animals [3], plants [4], butterflies [5] and others insects [6]. This ring system has also been the target of many synthesis due its potential pharmaceutical and industry proprieties [18], as intermediate in synthesis of antibodies, as selective catalysts [19], as dopants for ferroelectric liquid crystals [20] and as monomers for ring-opening polymerization to generate polyesters as potential piezo-electric material [21]. This ring system has also been the target of many synthesis due its potential pharmaceutical and industry proprieties [18], as intermediate in synthesis of antibodies, as selective catalysts [19], as dopants for ferroelectric liquid crystals [20] and as monomers for ring-opening polymerization to generate polyesters as potential piezo-electric material [21].…”