When a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: A further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction

A new, very fast aryl radical clock, the 2-bromophenyl 3-phenyl-2-propenyl ether 1, was reacted with n-BuLi in THF. A large amount of cyclized product was formed. Such a product could have arisen from an efficient cyclization of a radical formed by dissociation of the radical anion yielded by an ET...

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Autor principal: García, Graciela Viviana
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spelling paper:paper_14246376_v2002_n5_p139_Bodineau2023-06-08T16:13:52Z When a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: A further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction García, Graciela Viviana 2 bromophenyl 3 phenyl 2 propenyl ether anion bromine derivative lithium derivative n butyllithiuim radical tetrahydrofuran unclassified drug anion exchange article cyclization dissociation molecular evolution radical reaction temperature sensitivity A new, very fast aryl radical clock, the 2-bromophenyl 3-phenyl-2-propenyl ether 1, was reacted with n-BuLi in THF. A large amount of cyclized product was formed. Such a product could have arisen from an efficient cyclization of a radical formed by dissociation of the radical anion yielded by an ET to 1. Evolution with time, temperature effects and deuteration results, strongly (hint, however, that the mechanism of this exchange reaction is rather of the polar type (SN2 or "ate complex") in agreement with previous reports from the literature based on evidences gained by other types of approaches. The carbanionic cyclization described here is one of the fastest ever reported. Fil:García, G.V. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2002 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_14246376_v2002_n5_p139_Bodineau http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_14246376_v2002_n5_p139_Bodineau
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topic 2 bromophenyl 3 phenyl 2 propenyl ether
anion
bromine derivative
lithium derivative
n butyllithiuim
radical
tetrahydrofuran
unclassified drug
anion exchange
article
cyclization
dissociation
molecular evolution
radical reaction
temperature sensitivity
spellingShingle 2 bromophenyl 3 phenyl 2 propenyl ether
anion
bromine derivative
lithium derivative
n butyllithiuim
radical
tetrahydrofuran
unclassified drug
anion exchange
article
cyclization
dissociation
molecular evolution
radical reaction
temperature sensitivity
García, Graciela Viviana
When a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: A further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction
topic_facet 2 bromophenyl 3 phenyl 2 propenyl ether
anion
bromine derivative
lithium derivative
n butyllithiuim
radical
tetrahydrofuran
unclassified drug
anion exchange
article
cyclization
dissociation
molecular evolution
radical reaction
temperature sensitivity
description A new, very fast aryl radical clock, the 2-bromophenyl 3-phenyl-2-propenyl ether 1, was reacted with n-BuLi in THF. A large amount of cyclized product was formed. Such a product could have arisen from an efficient cyclization of a radical formed by dissociation of the radical anion yielded by an ET to 1. Evolution with time, temperature effects and deuteration results, strongly (hint, however, that the mechanism of this exchange reaction is rather of the polar type (SN2 or "ate complex") in agreement with previous reports from the literature based on evidences gained by other types of approaches. The carbanionic cyclization described here is one of the fastest ever reported.
author García, Graciela Viviana
author_facet García, Graciela Viviana
author_sort García, Graciela Viviana
title When a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: A further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction
title_short When a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: A further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction
title_full When a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: A further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction
title_fullStr When a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: A further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction
title_full_unstemmed When a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: A further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction
title_sort when a very fast radical probe cyclization hints at a carbanionicintermediate rather than at a radical one: a further proof of a polarmechanismfor the aryl bromide-alkyllithium exchange reaction
publishDate 2002
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