“…By contrast, in the fully halogenated azines 9,12, and 13 separation of the o peaks from the others was very much less (the phenyl peakof 12 was a singlet); their Ph nmr absorptions are also given in Table 1. A similar collapse of the ring aryl protons to a singlet has been observed in the spectrum of a,a-dichloroalkylarylketimines (9).…”
supporting
confidence: 48%
“…There was no clear evidence of the presence of the expected azine of phenylmethylglyoxal, 28. Related chemistry describing the reactions of a,a-dichloroalkylarylketimines with NaOMeMeOH was similarly complex, mixtures of unsaturated halogenated and methoxylated ketones being produced (9). In light of the well-established synthesis of ketones by reaction of Grignard reagents with simple ortho esters (RC(OEt)3 + RIMgX+ RC(R1)(OEt)z+ RCOR') an alternative route to 28 from the trimethoxy compound 16 seemed feasible.…”
. Can. J. Chem. 66,2839Chem. 66, (1988. The azines of acetophenone and its mono-and di-chlorinated derivatives show a bathochronic shift in the yellow region, but the azine of trichloroacetophenone is colorless. Similar trends are observed in the brominated analogs and in the chlorinated propiophenone azines. The colorless tetrachloropropiophenone azine (13) is shown by X-ray analysis to be nonplanar at the azine atoms (N-N torsion angle, 126.7"). Hexachloroacetophenone azine (9) undergoes displacement of all its chlorines with NaOMe to give the hexamethoxy compound 16, also colorless. With acid, 16 gives the yellow planar (X-ray) ketazine diester 20. These reactions appear to be general for the trichloromethyl group in azines, but not for the a,a-dichloroalkyl group, attempts at the sequeice 13 to 28 proving unsuccessful.
“…By contrast, in the fully halogenated azines 9,12, and 13 separation of the o peaks from the others was very much less (the phenyl peakof 12 was a singlet); their Ph nmr absorptions are also given in Table 1. A similar collapse of the ring aryl protons to a singlet has been observed in the spectrum of a,a-dichloroalkylarylketimines (9).…”
supporting
confidence: 48%
“…There was no clear evidence of the presence of the expected azine of phenylmethylglyoxal, 28. Related chemistry describing the reactions of a,a-dichloroalkylarylketimines with NaOMeMeOH was similarly complex, mixtures of unsaturated halogenated and methoxylated ketones being produced (9). In light of the well-established synthesis of ketones by reaction of Grignard reagents with simple ortho esters (RC(OEt)3 + RIMgX+ RC(R1)(OEt)z+ RCOR') an alternative route to 28 from the trimethoxy compound 16 seemed feasible.…”
. Can. J. Chem. 66,2839Chem. 66, (1988. The azines of acetophenone and its mono-and di-chlorinated derivatives show a bathochronic shift in the yellow region, but the azine of trichloroacetophenone is colorless. Similar trends are observed in the brominated analogs and in the chlorinated propiophenone azines. The colorless tetrachloropropiophenone azine (13) is shown by X-ray analysis to be nonplanar at the azine atoms (N-N torsion angle, 126.7"). Hexachloroacetophenone azine (9) undergoes displacement of all its chlorines with NaOMe to give the hexamethoxy compound 16, also colorless. With acid, 16 gives the yellow planar (X-ray) ketazine diester 20. These reactions appear to be general for the trichloromethyl group in azines, but not for the a,a-dichloroalkyl group, attempts at the sequeice 13 to 28 proving unsuccessful.
“…The starting materials 1a [5], 1b [6], 1c [7] and 1e-f [8] were prepared by reported procedures. The unknown starting material 1d was prepared by reported procedure [8] and its analytical and spectral data are given below.…”
A facile one-pot synthetic strategy has been developed for novel [alkanediylbis(3-alkyl/aralkyl/ aryl-3,6-dihydropyrimidine-1,5(2H)-diyl)]bis(arylmethanones) 2a-c, 2e-m and [1,4-phenylenebis(3-phenyl-3,6-dihydropyrimidine-1,5(2H)-diyl)]bis(phenylmethanone) 2d by refluxing enaminones 1a-f in methanol with diamines and formaldehyde.
Two simple steps, including a new intramolecular [4+3] cycloaddition, are required for the preparation of polycycles that contain a seven‐membered ring from 2‐methyleneaziridines (see scheme). The diene component is introduced by selective lithiation/alkylation at C3 of the aziridine ring. Lewis acid catalyzed cyclization leads to the products in good yields with stereocontrol.
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