1956
DOI: 10.1139/v56-132
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THE RELATIVE REACTIVITIES OF 1,2-trans-SUGAR ACETATES

Abstract: The rates of exchange of the C1-acetoxy group of a variety of 1,2-trans-sugar acetates with acetate from stannic trichloride acetate labelled with carbon-14 were determined in chloroform containing stannic chloride. A correlation was found to exist between reactivity and configuration with the configuration at C3 playing a dominating role. The greater reactivity of the 2,3-trans-sugar compounds is attributed to steric inhibition to the formation of the resonance stabilized intermediate 1,2-cyclic carboxonium i… Show more

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“…Borate-complex formation with pyranose sugar derivatives which contain vicinal ci8-hydroxyl groups flanked by a ci8-methoxyl group is hindered (Foster, 1957). Certain neighbouring group reactions of some sugar acetates are hindered (Lemieux & Brice, 1956), since they involve intermediates structurally related to (IV). A detailed interpretation of these steric effects is given elsewhere (Foster, 1957;Lemieux & Brice, 1956).…”
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“…Borate-complex formation with pyranose sugar derivatives which contain vicinal ci8-hydroxyl groups flanked by a ci8-methoxyl group is hindered (Foster, 1957). Certain neighbouring group reactions of some sugar acetates are hindered (Lemieux & Brice, 1956), since they involve intermediates structurally related to (IV). A detailed interpretation of these steric effects is given elsewhere (Foster, 1957;Lemieux & Brice, 1956).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Certain neighbouring group reactions of some sugar acetates are hindered (Lemieux & Brice, 1956), since they involve intermediates structurally related to (IV). A detailed interpretation of these steric effects is given elsewhere (Foster, 1957;Lemieux & Brice, 1956). Such a steric effect operating in the hydrolysis of glycerol 1-(inositol 2-phosphate) would oppose the formation of an inositol cyclic phosphate and hence divert the hydrolysis along the alternative pathway involving a glycerol cyclic phosphate.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%