1973
DOI: 10.1002/jlac.197319730217
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Reaktionen polyvalenter Jodverbindungen IV1) Reaktionen von (Diacetoxyjod)benzol/Trimethylsilylazid mit Olefinen

Abstract: Bei der Umsetzung von Cycloolefinen und verbruckten Olefinen rnit (Diacetoxyjod)benzol/ Trimethylsilylazid werden die a-Azidocarbonylverbindungen 1-6 und 8 gebildet. Besonders bemerkenswert und offensichtlich sehr typisch fur das (Diacetoxyjod)benzol/Trimethylsilylazid scheint die Bildung von 7-anti-Azido-benzonorbornen (7) aus Benzonorbornadien zu sein. Die Produkte 9-17 werden durch eine typische Fragmentierungsreaktion von Olefinen mit verschiedenartigen funktionellen Gruppen erhalten. Als Primarschritt der… Show more

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“…Iodosobenzene diacetate oxidizes thiaxanthone only to the sulfoxide (Castrillon & Szmant, 1967) and reacts with pyrocatechols to give o-quinones and iodobenzene. When iodosobenzene diacetate reacts with cycloalkenes (good halogen acceptors) in the presence of trimethylsilyl azide, -azido ketones are produced (Ehrenfreund & Zbiral, 1973). In no case has halogenation been detected.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Iodosobenzene diacetate oxidizes thiaxanthone only to the sulfoxide (Castrillon & Szmant, 1967) and reacts with pyrocatechols to give o-quinones and iodobenzene. When iodosobenzene diacetate reacts with cycloalkenes (good halogen acceptors) in the presence of trimethylsilyl azide, -azido ketones are produced (Ehrenfreund & Zbiral, 1973). In no case has halogenation been detected.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The same reagent proved to be useful for the preparation of a-azidocycloalkanones 70, 73 from cycloalkenes, although the yields were often poor due to the concurrent formation of azidocycloalkanes 71, 74 (Scheme 16). 112 The azide source and the solvent used seem to be crucial in the reaction as the treatment of (cyclo)alkenes with sodium azide and iodosobenzene in acetic acid at room temperature affords only the corresponding 1,2-diazide. The only exception was the trans-stilbene where 14% of 2-azidodeoxybenzoin was isolated in addition to 42% of vicinal diazide (rac/meso = 7 : 3).…”
Section: In Esiz)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It complements sodium azide in such cycloadditions, working best with electron-rich alkynes; azide ion is more effective with electron-poor substrates. The latter, milder reagent combination converts cyclic alkenes into a-azidoketones; enol ethers and other electron-rich alkenes, on the other hand, undergo regiospecific cleavage 99 , as exemplified in Scheme 18.40. Azidotrimethylsilane has also been used for the conversion of alkenes into aziridines 97 , it being much safer to handle than the alternative arylsulphonyl azides.…”
Section: Some Other Addition Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%