“…Its cycloaddition to unsaturated hydrocarbons and alkenes possessing functional groups proceeds rapidly. Many examples of these reactions have been published in the last seven years. ,,,,,,,,− ,,,,,,,,,,,,− …”
“…Its cycloaddition to unsaturated hydrocarbons and alkenes possessing functional groups proceeds rapidly. Many examples of these reactions have been published in the last seven years. ,,,,,,,,− ,,,,,,,,,,,,− …”
“…25 This is, for instance, the case when 2-benzyl-1,1-dibromocyclopropane ( 27) is reacted with BuLi at -95 °C to afford 2,2′-dibenzyl-1,1′-bi(cyclopropylidene) (28) in 87% yield as a mixture of all possible stereoisomers (Scheme 13). 25a It should also be mentioned that the Doering-Moore-Skattebøl method has been used to convert 1,1-dibromo-2-phenyl-3,3-dimethylcyclopropane ( 29) to 3,3-dimethyl-2-phenyl-1-trimethylsilylcyclopropene (30), 26 which gives an allene when irradiated under the right conditions (see section 2.3). The synthesis is summarized in Scheme 14.…”
Section: From 11-dihalocyclopropanesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kirms and co-workers treated this cyclopropane with 2 equiv of methyllithium followed by chlorotrimethylsilane and obtained 1-trimethylsilyl-3,3-dimethylcyclopropene, which was used to make cyclopropenes 35a-c for subsequent photolysis. 26 When these cyclopropenes were dissolved in pentane and exposed to Pyrex-filtered light from a medium-pressure mercury lamp, they were efficiently consumed and gave in each case an allenylsilane (36) as the main product in good yield (Scheme 15). Compound 30 reacted in an analogous fashion and gave the corresponding allene in 80% yield.…”
Section: From 112-trihalocyclopropanesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compound 30 reacted in an analogous fashion and gave the corresponding allene in 80% yield. 26 Generally it is believed that cyclopropenes rearrange via a vinylcarbene intermediate under both photolytic and thermal conditions. 32 However, when cyclopropene 30 was photolyzed in methanol instead of pentane to trap the conceivable transient vinylcarbene and isolate the expected methoxylated derivative 37, none of the product was detected; the only compound isolated and characterized was 3-methyl-1-phenyl-1-(trimethylsilyl)buta-1,2-diene (36d), which was obtained in quantitative yield (Scheme 16).…”
“…243 This type of rearrangements were already described, yet they required forcing thermal of photochemical conditions. 244,245 In this case, the use of a platinum(II) catalyst allowed to accomplish the reaction under mild reaction conditions. In particular, the protocol involved the use of 1silyl-2-alkyl substituted cyclopropenes to afford the corresponding allenes using PtCl 2 .…”
Section: Rearrangements Of Cyclopropenes Via C−c Bond Cleavagementioning
This review highlights
key reactivities relying on C–C bond
cleavages of cyclopropenes. Metal-catalyzed and metal-free transformations
are covered in reactions involving direct ring-opening processes or
transformations through nonisolable cyclopropane intermediates generated
from cyclopropenes. Special emphasis is on the synthetic utility and
mechanistic aspects of methodologies discussed along the revision.
Different types of reactivities are covered in separate sections including
generation of vinyl carbenes and their reactions, metathesis processes,
heterocycles syntheses, SEAr reactions, metalation-ring
opening sequences, cycloadditions involving ring-cleavages or rearrangements.
The focus is on results described from 2007 to the end of 2019, yet
relevant pioneering transformations are eventually included.
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