Abstract:The 2-(trialkylstannyl)-N,N-dialkylcyclopropylamines 3 were obtained by titanium-mediated aminocyclopropanation of tributylvinylstannane with N,N-dialkylformamides in yields of 80−84% and with excellent diastereoselectivities (trans/cis Ͼ 45:1). The resulting stannanes could advantageously be applied in Stille cross-coupling reactions with aryl iodides, providing the pure trans- 2-aryl-(N,N-dialkylamino)cyclopro-
“…163,164 However, the related amides or carbamates are usually fairly stable. 165 It is worth noting that 85 is formally a rearranged form of the zwitterion resulting from ringcleavage of 84.…”
“…163,164 However, the related amides or carbamates are usually fairly stable. 165 It is worth noting that 85 is formally a rearranged form of the zwitterion resulting from ringcleavage of 84.…”
“…Ring-opening upon single electron transfer oxidation of tertiary cyclopropylamines initiated radical cascade sequences resulting in the formation of diverse polycyclic structures (Scheme 1.54) [208][209][210]. An isolated example of the high reactivity of DA aminocyclopropanes has been reported by de Meijere, Marek and co-workers as they performed a Suzuki coupling between electron poor iodoacrylate 173 and tin-substituted cyclopropylamine 172 (Scheme 1.55) [212]. The fast 5-exo trig cyclization cascade that followed was very rapid and allowed the formation of the cyclic products.…”
“…116 In order to overcome the low reactivity of cyclopropylstannyl reagents in the context of cross-coupling reactions, de Meijere utilized conditions that were based on a report by Farina, where a copper co-catalyst was used in conjunction with triphenylarsine and lithium chloride. 117 The amino-cyclopropyl stannyl 208 used in this study was obtained This substrate was then efficiently cross-coupled with different aryl iodides under Farina's conditions, giving the desired arylcyclopropanes 209 in yields ranging from 43% to 67% (Scheme 77). The ortho substituted iodo-toluene was however found to be unreactive under those conditions.…”
Section: D) Stille Reaction Of Cyclopropyltin Reagentsmentioning
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