1997
DOI: 10.1515/pteridines.1997.8.1.1
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Preparation and Synthetic Application of Highly Reactive 6-Trifluoromethanesulfonyloxylllmazine; A Novel Method for 6-Substituted Lumazines

Abstract: Summary1,3-Dimethyl-6-tritluoromethanesultonyloxylumazine is prepared bv a reaction of 1 ,3-dimethvllumazine 5-oxide with tritluoromethanesultonic anhydride and is converted efficiently into lumazines with various substituents, for example amino, halogens, phenylthio, thiocyano, phenylseleno, and so on, on the 6-position by reactions with tlle corresponding nucleophiles.

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“…However with highly reactive leaving groups such as triflate, it has been possible to substitute carbanions directly. As noted earlier, triflates can be prepared from the corresponding 5‐ N ‐oxides using triflic anhydride (8) (Scheme ); this reaction parallels the preparation of 6‐halolumazines from the 5‐ N ‐oxide using acetyl chloride or acetyl bromide, the bromolumazine in particular being a useful intermediate for developing diversity‐related reactions in the pteridine field (29). Although the triflates were readily displaced by typical heteroatom nucleophiles, the reactions of most interest were those involving carbon nucleophiles such as 1,3‐diketones and umpolung reagents.…”
Section: Diversity Through Nucleophilic Substitution At the Pteridinementioning
confidence: 98%
“…However with highly reactive leaving groups such as triflate, it has been possible to substitute carbanions directly. As noted earlier, triflates can be prepared from the corresponding 5‐ N ‐oxides using triflic anhydride (8) (Scheme ); this reaction parallels the preparation of 6‐halolumazines from the 5‐ N ‐oxide using acetyl chloride or acetyl bromide, the bromolumazine in particular being a useful intermediate for developing diversity‐related reactions in the pteridine field (29). Although the triflates were readily displaced by typical heteroatom nucleophiles, the reactions of most interest were those involving carbon nucleophiles such as 1,3‐diketones and umpolung reagents.…”
Section: Diversity Through Nucleophilic Substitution At the Pteridinementioning
confidence: 98%
“…By similar work-up and purificatio n treatments as the general procedure 6 -phenyl-l ,3 -dimethyllumazine 5-oxide (Sa ) (0 .24 g, 14%) was o btained as pale yello w needles: mp 216-217°C (lit. 13,14 …”
Section: -(4-methylphenyl)-13-dimethyllumazine (2b) and 6-(4-methylmentioning
confidence: 99%