1990
DOI: 10.1039/p19900000353
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Studies on intramolecular cycloadditions involving 3-oxidopyridinium

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“…The yield of the cycloadduct 476 was low but was improved later (to 64%) by heating in an autoclave at 160 °C. 182 A related cycloaddition was achieved using the pyridinium ylides 477a-c, prepared in the same way as the ylide 475 (Scheme 122). 183 Thermolysis of the ylides 477a-c in refluxing xylene gave the cycloadducts 478a-c in poor to reasonable yields (Table 11).…”
Section: Ylides From Pyridines and Pyrazinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The yield of the cycloadduct 476 was low but was improved later (to 64%) by heating in an autoclave at 160 °C. 182 A related cycloaddition was achieved using the pyridinium ylides 477a-c, prepared in the same way as the ylide 475 (Scheme 122). 183 Thermolysis of the ylides 477a-c in refluxing xylene gave the cycloadducts 478a-c in poor to reasonable yields (Table 11).…”
Section: Ylides From Pyridines and Pyrazinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequent thermolysis of 475 initiated cycloaddition of the ylide (aided by the 3-oxo substituent) with the pendant alkene and took place across the 2,6-positions of the pyridine ring. The yield of the cycloadduct 476 was low but was improved later (to 64%) by heating in an autoclave at 160 °C 121 …”
Section: 3 Ylides From Pyridines and Pyrazinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This class of betaines constitutes moderately reactive aza-1,3-dipoles that undergo dipolar cycloadditions at the 2-and 6-positions with alkenes and alkynes to produce tropanone-like adducts of varying complexity, including a handful of examples that proceed in an intramolecular mode. [70][71][72][73][74][75][76] In applying this approach to the synthesis of the hetisine alkaloids, the initial aim was to prepare the 3-oxidopyridinium betaine 50 (Scheme 8), incorporating a pendant ene-nitrile as an electronically activated, less sterically demanding dipolarophile. Although N-alkylation of substituted pyridines is the most direct and common method for the preparation of 3-oxipyridinium betaines, [63] concerns with nucleophilic substitution at a neopentyl carbon to form the N-C19 bond in 50 directed our efforts to pursuing an alternate approach involving the aza-Achmatowicz reaction.…”
Section: Intramolecular 13-dipolar Cycloadditions With 3-oxidopyridimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pyridinium oxide 15 featured ad ipolarophilet ethered to the pyridinium ring, rather than the nitrogen atom, and it gave the topologicallyd istinct bicycle 16. [12] It is notable that these intramolecular examples do not require ap olarizedd ipolarophile, and simple terminal alkenes participate in the reaction.…”
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“…[15] The reversibility in Gin's cycloaddition was attributed to the polarized vinyl sulfone dipolarophile. [12] However, we began to suspect our reactions with relatively non-polarized dipolarophiles were under thermodynamic control as well. We noticed that the product ratios were often somewhat variable, and more forcing conditions (higher tem- To investigate the reversibility of the reaction,s ubstrate 43 was selected because in earlyi nvestigations we observed stereoselectivities that seemedt ov ary with temperature.…”
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