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Stereoselectivity in Phenylselenoetherification of (Z)- and (E)-hex-4-en-ols Facilitated by Pyridine and Some Lewis Acids
Published:
04 November 2009
by MDPI
in The 13th International Electronic Conference on Synthetic Organic Chemistry
session Symposium on Selenium and Tellurium Chemistry
Abstract: Studies on the stereoselective phenylselenoetherification of (Z)- and (E)-hex-4-en-ols is described. (Z)-Alkenol is envisage to facilitate the 5-exo favored cyclization, while (E)-izomer facilitate the 6-endo favored cyclization. Diastereomeric ratio of the cyclic products depends on counterion and reaction temperature. We found that external additives, such as pyridine and some Lewis acids coordinating to the electrophilic species are used to control the course of cyclizations with high degrees of efficiency and improve the level of stereoinduction. The course of cyclization can be directed as desired by the choice of the electrophile and the additives used in the reaction.
Keywords: alcohols, cyclic ethers, cyclization, electrophiles, Lewis acids, selenium reagents
Comments on this paper
Claudio Santi
11 November 2009
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Concerning the topics of your communication I suggest to consider also this really close examples:
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