Novel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reaction

We have designed a new class of MII-catalysts, namely molybdenum and tungsten (II) complexes of the type PhCH2(Et)3N+[M(CO)4C1Br2]- and M(CO)5(OTf)2 (M = Mo or W), which induce intramolecular cyclization of olefinic aldehydes to afford products with a cis-configuration at the newly formed chiral cen...

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Main Author: Ahmed, Ghafoor
Published: University of Leicester 1997
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-6962612018-04-04T03:30:56ZNovel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reactionAhmed, Ghafoor1997We have designed a new class of MII-catalysts, namely molybdenum and tungsten (II) complexes of the type PhCH2(Et)3N+[M(CO)4C1Br2]- and M(CO)5(OTf)2 (M = Mo or W), which induce intramolecular cyclization of olefinic aldehydes to afford products with a cis-configuration at the newly formed chiral centres in some cases. These catalysts can be tuned to drive the reaction either toward the end or Prins-type product (32 or 89). The latter reaction occurs via an anti addition of the carbonyl carbon and OH across the C=C bond, as evidenced by isotopic labeling. A chair-like transition state with an axial carbonyl oxygen is proposed to rationalise the stereoselectivities observed.541University of Leicesterhttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.696261http://hdl.handle.net/2381/29970Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Ahmed, Ghafoor
Novel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reaction
description We have designed a new class of MII-catalysts, namely molybdenum and tungsten (II) complexes of the type PhCH2(Et)3N+[M(CO)4C1Br2]- and M(CO)5(OTf)2 (M = Mo or W), which induce intramolecular cyclization of olefinic aldehydes to afford products with a cis-configuration at the newly formed chiral centres in some cases. These catalysts can be tuned to drive the reaction either toward the end or Prins-type product (32 or 89). The latter reaction occurs via an anti addition of the carbonyl carbon and OH across the C=C bond, as evidenced by isotopic labeling. A chair-like transition state with an axial carbonyl oxygen is proposed to rationalise the stereoselectivities observed.
author Ahmed, Ghafoor
author_facet Ahmed, Ghafoor
author_sort Ahmed, Ghafoor
title Novel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reaction
title_short Novel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reaction
title_full Novel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reaction
title_fullStr Novel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reaction
title_full_unstemmed Novel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reaction
title_sort novel transition metal catalysts for intramolecular ene-reaction
publisher University of Leicester
publishDate 1997
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