1966
DOI: 10.1021/jo01341a010
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Terpenes. II. The Stereochemistry and Absolute Configurations of the Thujylamines and Some Related Compounds1

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“…We have confirmed this report and have developed the following preparative method (Scheme I) for racemic 3-isothujone (6) . Low-temperature (-75°) L1AIH4 reduction of the ketone mixture described above proceeded with high stereospecificity, as reported by Banthorpe16 in his product-distribution studies, to give an alcohol mixture from which pure (-)-3-isothujanol (9) was easily isolated through the crystalline (-) -p-nitrobenzoate 14. Reaction of this alcohol with excess p-toluenesulfonyl chloride, although a slow reaction, gave the moderately stable tosylate 10 in high yield. Acetolysis of the tosylate gave the oily acetate 12 along with a minor unidentified side product.…”
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“…We have confirmed this report and have developed the following preparative method (Scheme I) for racemic 3-isothujone (6) . Low-temperature (-75°) L1AIH4 reduction of the ketone mixture described above proceeded with high stereospecificity, as reported by Banthorpe16 in his product-distribution studies, to give an alcohol mixture from which pure (-)-3-isothujanol (9) was easily isolated through the crystalline (-) -p-nitrobenzoate 14. Reaction of this alcohol with excess p-toluenesulfonyl chloride, although a slow reaction, gave the moderately stable tosylate 10 in high yield. Acetolysis of the tosylate gave the oily acetate 12 along with a minor unidentified side product.…”
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“…However, purification of the alcohol has required a tedious fractional distillation,7 12 recrystallizations of a derivative,15 or preparative GLC.16 Goryaev17 has reported that Meerwein-Ponndorff-Verley (MPV) reduction of 2 provided approximately equal amounts of 7 and (+)-3-thujanol (8). However, these results are in disagreement with those of Banthorpe,16 whose nonpreparative, product ratio studies of the reduction of 1 and 2 with several reagents indicated that MPV reduction of 2 gave an 87:13 ratio of (-)-3-neoisothujanol ( 7) to (-)-S-isothujanol (9). Kinetic studies of this reduction by Hach18 have subsequently confirmed the identity of the products reported by Banthorpe and the high ratio of 7 to 9.…”
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“…The lowest yields (50%, entry 9) are obtained with benzylic amines. The reaction time with sterically hindered substrates such as (Ϫ)-menthylamine (7) [23] increases the reaction time only slightly and the yield of the nitro compound 19 is even increased compared to less sterically hindered amines (94%, entry 7). Equatorial or axial amino groups present in the cis-and trans-4-tert-butylcyclohexylamines 8a and 8b are oxidized to the corresponding nitro compounds 20a and 20b with comparable rates as shown by kinetic experiments.…”
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“…Whereas permanganate oxidation is limited to tertiary carbinatnines (2) and therefore is not apt to become a general method for the plirpose stated, peracid oxidation offered itself as a potential alternative. Aliphatic amiiies have been oxidized to the corresponding nitro c o n i p o~~n d s by means of peracetic acid (3,4), perbenzoic acid (5), and n7-chloroperbenzoic acid (6). Trifluoroperacetic acid has been stated (3) to be ~~nsuitable for oxidation of amines although it is capable of converting oximes to nitro compounds (7,8); applications to carbohydrate oximes were reported (9) while the present work was in progress.…”
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“…N o nitroso derivative was found in this one case. ' When methyl 3-amino-3,6-dideoxy-a-D-glucopyranoside (4) was oxidized for 1 h with 3 niol equiv of oxidant in refluxing chloroform, the nitroso dimer 5 was isolated in 75% yield as thc sole product, although complete absence of nitro compound 6 was not ascertained. An increased amount of oxidant (4.25 mol equiv) gave rise to a m i x t~~r e of 5 and 6 in which, according to an estimate from the n.m.r.…”
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