1983
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19831160226
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Über die Oxidation von Benzvalen mit Singulett‐Sauerstoff zum Bicyclo[1.1.0]butan‐ endo , endo ‐2,4‐dicarbaldehyd

Abstract: Benzvalen addiert schon bei -30°C Singulettsauerstoff zum 1,2-Dioxetan 2, dessen Konstitution durch die Reduktion mit Triphenylarsan zum Tricyclo[3. t.0.0 2 · 6 ]hexan-cis-3,4-diol (5) und die unter Chemilumineszenz verlaufende Spaltung zum Titeldialdehyd 3 belegt wird. Die Reduktion von 3 mit LiAlH 4 führt zu den bekannten Alkoholen 7-9. Der aus 3 durch Wittig-HornerEmmons-Olefinierung zugängliche a,ß,a',ß'-ungesättigte Ester 10 unterliegt beim Belichten einer intramolekularen [2 + 2]-Cycloaddition zum 4: 1-G… Show more

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“…Tertiary amines (for example 10 ) are also accessible to oxidation. After the double bond has been substituted by singlet oxygen ( 12 ), the resulting C–C single bond is quickly cleaved forming two aldehyde groups ( 13 ) . This process finally leads to breakdown and bleaching of the chromophor (Scheme b).…”
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“…Tertiary amines (for example 10 ) are also accessible to oxidation. After the double bond has been substituted by singlet oxygen ( 12 ), the resulting C–C single bond is quickly cleaved forming two aldehyde groups ( 13 ) . This process finally leads to breakdown and bleaching of the chromophor (Scheme b).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After the double bond has been substituted by singlet oxygen ( 12), the resulting C−C single bond is quickly cleaved forming two aldehyde groups (13). 37 This process finally leads to breakdown and bleaching of the chromophor (Scheme 2b). Aggregation of the PN photosensitizers was studied over a wide concentration range via UV/vis spectroscopy (Figure 5) and by temperature-dependent NMR studies (see Figure 6).…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%