1979
DOI: 10.1002/chin.197931312
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ChemInform Abstract: REACTIONS OF COMPLETE PHOSPHITES WITH CONJUGATED BROMONITROALKENES

Abstract: Aus dem Trimethylphosphit (I) und dem Brom‐nitroalken (II) entsteht das Oxazaphospholenderivat (III).

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“…The presence of an easily leaving nucleofugal halogen in the gemposition to the nitro group and a mobile hydrogen atom at the P(O)(OR) 2 group evidently favors dehydrohalogenation and formation of bicyclooctadiene V. Note that the possibility of preparing substituted bicyclooctadienes from adducts of diene synthesis was considered in the works [10,11] devoted to synthesis of benzene derivatives. The instability of compound V is evidently connected with the cisoid location of the phosphoryl and nitro groups (steric factor) [12]; as a result, cleavage of the ethylene bridge and formation of arene VI occurs. The presence of compound VI in the mixture is confirmed by the presence of characteristic signals in the downfield region of the 1 H NMR spectrum (d 6.4038.20 ppm).…”
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“…The presence of an easily leaving nucleofugal halogen in the gemposition to the nitro group and a mobile hydrogen atom at the P(O)(OR) 2 group evidently favors dehydrohalogenation and formation of bicyclooctadiene V. Note that the possibility of preparing substituted bicyclooctadienes from adducts of diene synthesis was considered in the works [10,11] devoted to synthesis of benzene derivatives. The instability of compound V is evidently connected with the cisoid location of the phosphoryl and nitro groups (steric factor) [12]; as a result, cleavage of the ethylene bridge and formation of arene VI occurs. The presence of compound VI in the mixture is confirmed by the presence of characteristic signals in the downfield region of the 1 H NMR spectrum (d 6.4038.20 ppm).…”
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confidence: 99%