Regioselectivity of the Reactions of Heteroatom-Stabilized Allyl ...
Regioselectivity of the Reactions of Heteroatom-Stabilized Allyl ...
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666<br />
1. Alkoxy Cyanohydrins (CdC−C(CN)(OR)) 696<br />
2. R-Cyanoallylamines (CdC−C(CN)(NR2) 697<br />
3. 2-Cyano-∆3-piperideines (CdC−C(CN)(NR2))<br />
698<br />
C. Oxygen with Sulfur or Nitrogen 698<br />
1. 1-Alkoxy-1-(alkylthio)-2-propenes<br />
(CdC−C(OR)(SR))<br />
698<br />
2. N-(R-Ethoxyallyl)-1-benzotriazole and<br />
-1-triazole (CdC−C(OR)(NR2))<br />
698<br />
D. Oxygen and Phosphorus 699<br />
1. R-Alkoxyallylphosphine Oxides<br />
(CdC−C(OR)(POPh2))<br />
699<br />
2. R-(Trimethylsiloxy)allylphosphonates<br />
(CdC−C(OSiR3)(PO(OEt)2))<br />
699<br />
3. R-(Trimethylsiloxy)allylphosphonamides<br />
(CdC−C(OSiR3)(PO(NMe2)2))<br />
699<br />
E. Nitrogen and Phosphorus 700<br />
1. 1-(Diethoxyphosphoryl)-1-(dimethylamino)-<br />
1-propenes (C−CdC(NMe2)(PO(OEt)2)<br />
700<br />
F. General Discussion 700<br />
V. <strong>Allyl</strong> Anions <strong>Stabilized</strong> by Two Non-Gem-<br />
<strong>Heteroatom</strong>s (XCdC−CY and CdCX−C−Y)<br />
700<br />
A. Two Identical <strong>Heteroatom</strong>s 700<br />
1. 1,3-Bis(alkylthio)-1-propenes<br />
(RS−CdC−C−SR)<br />
700<br />
2. 1,3-(Diphenylseleno)-1-propene<br />
(PhSe−CdC−C−SePh)<br />
701<br />
3. 1,3-Bis(trimethylsilyl)propene<br />
(Me3Si−C−CdC−SiMe3)<br />
701<br />
4. 3-(Methylthio)-2-propenyl p-Tolyl Sulfones<br />
(MeS−CdC−C−SO2R)<br />
701<br />
5. 1-(Benzotriazolyl)-3-(dialkylamino)-2-propenes<br />
(Bt−C−CdC−NR2)<br />
702<br />
6. 4H-1,3-Dioxins 702<br />
B. Sulfur with Oxygen, Silicon, or Halogen 702<br />
1. γ-Alkoxyallyl Sulfides (RO−C−CdC−SR) 702<br />
2. γ-Alkoxyallyl Sulfones<br />
((RO−CdC−C−SO2Ar)<br />
703<br />
3. 1-(Alkylthio)-3-(trimethylsilyl)-2-propenes<br />
(RS−C−CdC−SiMe3)<br />
703<br />
4. γ-Chlorallyl Phenyl Sulfoxide<br />
(PhSO−C−CdC−Cl)<br />
703<br />
C. Oxygen with Nitrogen and Silicon 703<br />
1. 1-Ethoxy-3-(benzotriazol-1-yl)-1-propenes<br />
(EtO−CdC−C−Bt)<br />
703<br />
2. 1-(Trimethylsilyl)-3-[(trimethylsilyl)oxy]-<br />
1-propenes (Me3Si−CdC−C−OSiMe3)<br />
703<br />
3. 1-(Trimethylsilyl)-1-propenyl<br />
N,N-Diisopropylcarbamate<br />
(Me3Si−CdC−C−O−CO−NPri 2)<br />
703<br />
D. Nitrogen with Sulfur or Silicon 703<br />
1. N,N-Dimethyl-3-(phenylthio)-2-propenylamine 703<br />
(PhS−CdC−C−NMe2)<br />
2. γ-Silyl Enamines<br />
(R2N−CdC−C−SiMe3)<br />
704<br />
E. O<strong>the</strong>rs 704<br />
1. 2-(Tosylmethyl)-2-propen-1-ol 704<br />
2. Sulfur and Halogen 704<br />
3. Sulfur and Nitrogen 705<br />
4. 2-(Alkylthio)allyl Sulfones and<br />
2-Alkoxyallyl Sulfones<br />
705<br />
5. 5-Methylene-1,3-dioxanes 706<br />
F. General Discussion 706<br />
VI. <strong>Allyl</strong> Anions <strong>Stabilized</strong> by Three <strong>Heteroatom</strong>s<br />
(XYCdC−C−Z)<br />
707<br />
A. 1,3-Bis(phenylthio)-1-(trimethylsilyl)-1-propenes<br />
(PhS−C−CdC−(SPh)(SiMe3))<br />
707<br />
B. 1-Methoxy-3-(phenylthio)-3-(trimethylsilyl)-1propene<br />
(MeO−CdC−C(SPh)(SiMe3))<br />
707<br />
C. 2-(Diethylamino)-4-(phenylthio)-2-butenonitrile<br />
(PhS−C−CdC(CN)(NEt2)<br />
707<br />
D. 1-(Benzotriazol-1-yl)-3-(diphenylphosphoryl)-<br />
1-ethoxy-1-propene<br />
(Ph2PO−C−CdC(Bt)(OEt))<br />
707<br />
E. 1-(Diethoxyphosphoryl)-1-(dimethylamino)-<br />
2-methyl-3-(trimethylsilyl)-1-propene<br />
((EtO)2) PO(NR2)CdC−C−SiMe3)<br />
708<br />
F. 1,3-(Diphenylseleno)-1-(trimethylsilyl)-1-propene<br />
(PhSe−C−CdC−SePh)(SiMe3))<br />
708<br />
G. 1,1,3-Tris(phenylthio)-1-propene<br />
(PhS−CdC−C−(SPh)2)<br />
708<br />
H. R-Methoxy-γ-(trimethylsilyl)allyldiphenylphosphine<br />
Oxide ((MeO)(Ph2PO)CdC−C−SiMe3))<br />
708<br />
I. General Discussion 708<br />
VII. Results Available on <strong>the</strong> Structure <strong>of</strong><br />
Organometallic Intermediates and Their<br />
Non-metalated Precursors<br />
709<br />
A. Crystallographic Data on <strong>Allyl</strong>lithiums 709<br />
1. Sulfur Derivatives 709<br />
2. Oxygen 710<br />
3. Nitrogen 710<br />
4. Phosphorus 710<br />
5. Silicon 711<br />
6. Unsubstituted Propene and<br />
1,3-Diphenylpropene<br />
711<br />
B. NMR Investigations 711<br />
VIII. Summary <strong>of</strong> MO Calculations 712<br />
A. R- and γ-Substituted <strong>Allyl</strong>metals: Substituent<br />
Effects on Reactivity and Structure<br />
712<br />
B. The <strong>Allyl</strong> Anion and Corresponding<br />
<strong>Allyl</strong>metals<br />
713<br />
IX. Conclusions and Outlook 714<br />
A. Substituent Influences 714<br />
B. Influence <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Nature <strong>of</strong> Electrophiles Used 714<br />
C. Influence <strong>of</strong> Reaction Conditions 714<br />
1. Temperature 714<br />
2. Additives 715<br />
3. Solvents 715<br />
D. Transmetalation 715<br />
1. Aluminum and Boron 715<br />
2. Zinc and Cadmium 716<br />
3. Magnesium 716<br />
4. Titanium 716<br />
5. Copper 716<br />
6. Potassium 717<br />
7. General Discussion 717<br />
E. Utility in Syn<strong>the</strong>sis and Asymmetric Syn<strong>the</strong>sis 717<br />
1. Oxygen 717<br />
2. Sulfur 717<br />
3. Nitrogen 717<br />
4. Phosphorus 717<br />
F. Rationalization <strong>of</strong> Results 718<br />
X. References 718