1996
DOI: 10.1515/hc.1996.2.3.251
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Synthesis of Xanthones by Daylight Photooxidative Cyclization of (E)-2-Styrylchromones

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“…The Journal of Organic Chemistry The synthetic scope of the photorearrangements of diarylethenes is presented in Scheme 5. Photoreactions of stilbene and styrylheterocycles 15 (Scheme 5A) under anaerobic conditions allow one to synthesize a number of naphthalenes and benzoheterocycles (benzofurans and benzothiophenes), substituted, depending on the structure of 15 and reaction conditions, with butadiene (16) or but-3-en-2-one (17) substituents, or annulated with cyclohexanone (18). This type of photorearrangement occurs in high yields only for stilbenes and their analoges under inert conditions.…”
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“…The Journal of Organic Chemistry The synthetic scope of the photorearrangements of diarylethenes is presented in Scheme 5. Photoreactions of stilbene and styrylheterocycles 15 (Scheme 5A) under anaerobic conditions allow one to synthesize a number of naphthalenes and benzoheterocycles (benzofurans and benzothiophenes), substituted, depending on the structure of 15 and reaction conditions, with butadiene (16) or but-3-en-2-one (17) substituents, or annulated with cyclohexanone (18). This type of photorearrangement occurs in high yields only for stilbenes and their analoges under inert conditions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Irradiation of diarylethene 11 with a 4 H -chromen-4-one substituent under inert conditions gave naphthalene 12 in a high yield (Scheme ). The photocyclization–oxidation of diarylethene 13 is the closest analogue of this reaction leading to the Mallory product …”
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