2004
DOI: 10.1021/ol036327x
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Time-Resolved IR Detection and Study of an Iminooxirane Intermediate

Abstract: [reaction: see text] Iminooxirane 4 has been generated by the reaction of phenylchlorocarbene (2) with phenyl isocyanate (3) and studied by nanosecond time-resolved infrared spectroscopy. Iminooxirane 4 (1830 cm(-1)) isomerizes to alpha-lactam 5 (1880 cm(-1)) at an observed rate of 3 x 10(4) s(-1). Peak assignments were confirmed by a combination of B3LYP calculations and isotopic labeling. An acyclic transition state was found computationally for the isomerization reaction.

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“…In contrast to the vinyl allene oxide case (Scheme B), no transition structures for the one‐step rearrangement of 1a to 3a or 2a could be characterized. This failure also contrasts with the characterization of the reverse concerted rearrangement of iminooxirane VI to aziridinone VII (Scheme A) in the gas phase and points to the role of the vinyl group in altering the reaction pathway by providing extended conjugation to the forming intermediate species. Therefore, independent mechanistic pathways to afford 3a were studied for the constitutional isomers 1a and 1’a (see S.I.…”
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“…In contrast to the vinyl allene oxide case (Scheme B), no transition structures for the one‐step rearrangement of 1a to 3a or 2a could be characterized. This failure also contrasts with the characterization of the reverse concerted rearrangement of iminooxirane VI to aziridinone VII (Scheme A) in the gas phase and points to the role of the vinyl group in altering the reaction pathway by providing extended conjugation to the forming intermediate species. Therefore, independent mechanistic pathways to afford 3a were studied for the constitutional isomers 1a and 1’a (see S.I.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 59%
“…With a few exceptions involving species stabilized by strong steric and electronic effects of the substituents, the alkylidene-substituted threemembered heterocycles [7] have often been invoked as fleeting intermediates in reactions of cumulene-containing reactants or by rearrangement of structural isomers. [9,10] After formation these species undergo rearrangements due to their highly strained nature that start with C-C or C-X ring-opening reactions, which are more favorable processes for small heterocyclic compounds than for the parent hydrocarbons. In these structures, stereoelectronic effects determine to a large extent the reactivity patterns as a result of the orientation of the electron pairs relative to the atoms of the ring.…”
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