2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.tetlet.2007.09.021
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Protected propargylic acetals. Nicholas–Prins cyclization leading to functionalized 2-alkynyl-tetrahydropyrans. Intramolecular trapping by allenes

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“…It is important to keep in mind that the Co-complex 23b is the common starting compound for both target structures 12 and 13, because the formation of both isopropenyl and F-isopropyl moieties has been observed during the Nicholas cyclization depending on the nature of starting materials and acids. Therefore, with two starting Co-complexes for the Nicholas cyclization in hand we were ready to synthesize target 10-memered enediynes.…”
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“…It is important to keep in mind that the Co-complex 23b is the common starting compound for both target structures 12 and 13, because the formation of both isopropenyl and F-isopropyl moieties has been observed during the Nicholas cyclization depending on the nature of starting materials and acids. Therefore, with two starting Co-complexes for the Nicholas cyclization in hand we were ready to synthesize target 10-memered enediynes.…”
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“…The replacement of the Lewis acid with HBF 4 ·OEt 2 led to the yield increase of Co-complex of F-isopropyl enediyne 26 up to 30%, while the yield of the compound 27 decreased to 3%. This result correlate with the reported earlier for the Nicholas cyclization through dialkyl-substituted double bond . However, this conditions also afforded macrocyclic byproducts with hydrated Co-free triple bond 29 , 30 (Scheme ).…”
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“…The transformation is initiated by a 1,6-hydride transfer from the 6-O-benzyl group to C-3 of cation 4 (R 1 = Bn, R 2 = Ph) [34,35], which generates an oxocarbenium ion 8. The latter might evolve by two different routes: i) hydrolysis and loss of benzaldehyde to give 6-hydroxy derivative 9, which by protonation would generate a pyranosidic Nicholasoxocarbenium ion 10 [36] whose cyclization will lead to 1,6-anhydro derivative 6; ii) a Prins-type cyclization [37][38][39] leading to bicyclic Nicholas-oxocarbenium ion 11, and thence hemiketal 12, whose ring opening will lead to oxepane hydroxy-ketone 7. We have also shown that some of these transformations are reversible, e.g., oxepane 7 evolved to 1,6-anhydro derivative 6 upon treatment with BF 3 ·OEt 2 (CH 2 Cl 2 , -20 °C, 8 h), thus implying reversibility in the steps 7 → 12 → 11 → 8, the latter step being a retro-Prins fragmentation [40].…”
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“…Unfortunately, there were no Prins or aza-Prins reactions of simple ynals in the literature. The closest precedence was a cobalt-mediated reaction, where the cobalt complex serves to mask the alkyne to produce protected 2-alkynyl tetrahydropyrans . We were encouraged, however, by iron-promoted aza-Prins reactions of enals for the synthesis of 2-vinyl piperidines .…”
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