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SPIROVETIVANES
FROM SILYLATED J.P.
Laboratoire Universite
SUMMARY
: The
nols.
de
Barnier
In
the
and
have
desilylation
of
preceding
and
enol
been
cyclopropanol
which
derivatives, been
Salaiin”
reported
spirovetivane,
prepared is
from
intermediates
silylated
convenient 1 _,
ether
undergo
key
of
the
l-vinylcyclopropa-
featured.
a
communication tetrahydropyranyl
has
a
ethers
cyclopropanecarboxaldehyde
annulations
J.
des Carbocycles, ERA 316, Bdtiment 420 Paris-Sud, 91405 ORSAY CEDEX, France
sesquiterpenes,
A selective
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ecan-2-one
spiro[4.5]d
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synthesis efficient
either
readily
of
the
l-hydroxy-
precursor
specific
(1).
of
four
or
l-vinylfive
ring
\ bo ySiMe3
OR
OTHP PC
CHO -1
2a
R = THP
; _
= H
_C This membered
ring
phosphorane butoxide
in
of
the
by
(3)
give
to
(5),
which
framework
has As
propane
systems
been
the
a
matter
-4
(7)
corresponding
TLC,
650°C
enol
found
in
target
of
and
of -5
fact, (8)
silyl
the has
a
partner
aldehyde
78% yield. (PPTS)
the
(2)
Removal in
of
syntheses thermal
1273
of
ethanol
10 ms -2c underwent ether of the Spiro [4.5]
been
choice
for
five-
the
at
t-
THP group
55”C,
within
which can be -2b, 2c, in 95% yield C3 & C5 spiroannu-
1-vinylcyclopropane
for
vanes.
of
_1 with cyclohexylideneiodide and potassium
l-vinylcyclopropanol
sesquiterpenes many
of
in
1-trimethylsiloxy
at
also
phosphonium 2a
provided
the
thermolysis -2a. On flash lation into the regiospecific carbone
be
p-toluenesulfonate
from
basic
to
reaction
vinylcyclopropane
pyridinium
monitored
silylated
the
-3
SiMeg
=
appears
So, Wittig
from
THF gave
means as
synthon
Spiro-annulation. prepared
of -2a by 3 hours then
attractive
0
-
the
d ecan-2-one
spirovetivane
or
-3 acorane
(41, class
(6). ring
recently
enlargement used
to
of
prepare
the some
vinylcyclospiroveti-
a
1275
Addition ry
gement
into
the
expansion,
of
one
equivalent
in the -10 which, 2-vinylcyclobutanone
cyclohexanol
see
ref.
of
same
methyllithium
conditions (For
-11.
to
(EtOH,
the
enone
PPTS,
examples
-8 gave
of such a ready
O-Si-
%
tertia-
rearran-
C3+C4
1). OR
the
underwent
40’)
ring
x
0-Si
-
\ P(
ti
To
achieve
the
1-(t-butyldimethylsiloxy) available
of
imidazole
DIBAH by
(16)
of
the
aldehyde
at
by
the
GC.
is
(t)
and
1655
cm
such
as
in
ppm -1
-15,
energy
(15).
amount
of
in
Application _1 led
M of
then
to
in
DMF in
the
the
reduction
resulting (17)
Piers
provided
-14 in
the
the readi-
of
2 equiv.
of
-12b
with
cyclopropylcarbinol
procedure
enone
prepared of
presence
Then,
the
siloxy
_6 we have treatment
Thus,
-12b. of
of the
of
two
the
other derivative highly
cyclohexanones triethylamine ClSiMe
3
(1 ~1)
the
the
(8)
aldehyde
which
allowed
73% overall
of
a
shown,
desilylation
(19)
methanolic
:
at
yield
from
enone
solution
of
of the
(containing
48 lJ
(25
d
in
IR
the
22%
(5)
at
1645 bond
activation
of
upon
and
4.25
vinylic
an
; while ~1)
a
shown
six-membered
required
obtained hr
gave as
at
-14 produced 1750 cm-l ).
was for
and
frequencies
of
correspon-
78/22,
protons
lowering
17
the
compound of
conjugation
cm-l7
30°C
this
five-
by
of
1710
into
ratio
of
stretching
thermolysis
0
of a
vinylic
-17 ( J C= 0 : 1710 and
-19 ( 4 C = in methanol to
: two
bond
, Ether)
”
600°C 18 in ether
rearrangement
flash
selective
data
previously
thermal
hand,
at
-17 and enol silyl
double
As the
ClSiMe,
ethers
spectroscopic
NMR and
(LDA,
thermolysis
enol
the
facilitates On
converted
Flash
, respectively.
desilylated
epimeric
addition
molecule -13.
dimethylsulfoxide
presence
with
Then,
0.1
-12a. 8 from -
-14 was ether -15. disilylated
The
consistent
4.55
with
target
oxidation
activated
enone
Spiro
capillary
and
the
by
from
enone
trimethyl
of
ketones
the
-13.
enol
mixture
followed
chloride
yield of
The ding
-7O”C,
oxalyl
-13 in 94% overall the preparation
of
C1SiMe2t.Bu -12a (1) with the silylated cyclopropanol
gave
toluene
means
synthesis
0
-14
cyclopropanecarboxaldehyde
hydroxyester
in
9j
-13
-12a R = H b = SitBu(CH3j2 _
ly
CHO
COOCH3
for
important
into -18) treatment instance,
after
2
mn
1276
at
lO”C,
1710
quenching
and
with
NEt3,
of
the
so
formed
HCl,
gave
the
dione
(9C=O
20.
:
1750 cm -l) .
%
O-Si-
x
O-Si-
\ \
‘$$
HOG -20
-19 addition
Finally,
of
IMgCH3
to -19 desilylation
underwent dehydration and -21 which acid in refluxing benzene to provide the
major
compound
NMR spectra ful
to
5,
isolated
identical
Professor
with
G.
Buchi
of
for
J.
Ollivier
and
2)
N.
Miyashita,
3)
R.G. Visser, 70 (1980).
J. A.
Salaiin,
and
Bos
and
5)
J .A. Marshall, 283 (1974). 3: 2’
S.F.
6)
K.P. Subrahamanian and W. Reusch, and Y. K. Hayashi, H. Minakata cites therein.
7)
Tu-Hsin
8)
E. Piers and C.K. Lau, Synth. and I. Nagakura, Can. J. Chem.,
9)
See
10)
D. Caine, A.A. Org. Chem., -41,
11)
ref.
G.
5 in
Buchi,
-41, 3208 12) 13)
and
N.H.
Paquette,
B.M.
15)
J.
and and
16)
E.J.
Corey
17)
A.J.
Mancuso,
and
18)
G. X.
R.
P.H. J.
in
J.
Org.
Rec.
MeOH)
which
gel,
exhibited
IR and
(We
are
grate-
very
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Chem.,
Trav.
-42,
Chim.
methanolysis
of
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S.T.
Chao,
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Nouv.
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and
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Naturst.,
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14)
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(8,lO).
accompanying
Grieco,
C1SiMe3
Brady
L.A.
ref.
of
epimeric
spiroenones,
on silica
enone
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in
(a
of
enone
Brandsma,
Acidic induced [4.5]decan-2-one.
the with
AND NOTES
P.A. L.
4)
Yan
drop
of
Tetrahedron
Yoshikoshi
H.J.T.
gave
treatment
a mixture
this
spectra
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