%trahedron LettersNO. 42, PP 3985 - 3986. @Pergsmon Press Ltd. 1978. PFintmiin Great Britain.
15 hrs reflux in o-dichlorobenzene
desired.
The hyk&loridesaltwasstableandgmecorrect
(50.3) analytkal Lesultsand the
mpoMl~m3ultjngfraotheneutralizatiaaofthissaltwithNaa!D3 spectraldatain mkhaml~4 had a (X3-N signalat g2.92 atpM3-9 @y&%m paper). Ihe Ui3-N signalof N-m~lhydmxy~at
~2.7OalsoappeamdinM.smixture
(authenticsanplecmfimm
value). Theai~signalsfranboth~and~~~~qui~~dependent, shifti.ng~lomrfieldsatlmerpH.
TheCE13Nsignalof~wasalsoquitepH&pendmt,but atp3I=8-9absorbedat c2.80. Ihe signalat 52.45 nqorted earlierby us y asduetm
N-mz~lllydIm%ylaluine,aswsllas~~l~te
@cD3),waspresent. Ihe CB3N signalat
3986
Aftwallofgvas cyclisationof~
consul&
the ratio of qzwas
4.4 (2 0.2) indicating that xllm direct
occurw.'Treatlrentofnethyl-- clnnama~witionetothreeeqliwG?ntsof
wnmUly~lamine9aveaily4_and5butIlo3. -zicmSzd
WlEllSlltkStartingeSterWElS
After 2 knlrs the qzratio th
ra&
was 1.89 (_I0.03).-&
was 1.31, and
trace of ieven by
'ITCcouldbefaundin~expwimants. EsutraGzationofthe
hydrrxfiLarideof~withtrie&ylamimsinether,
solvtm.kgaveanoilwhich
reuovalofsaltand
subsequentlysolidified. acnpleteremnral oftrie~laminewas
assuredbyrepeatedtrituraticnwithbenzeneandsolventrarpval.
Theresiduewasrefluxed
in brcmobenz;enefor 5 hours and the formation of i followed by the IR bar& of Qat1790-1780 -1 an. . knuval of part of the solvent follwed by n.m.r. clearly showd iwas -+sent by the U$N
signal at
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heatedat@lOO"wi~solvent, Bwitipetetkr.
4was
Likwisewhen~wasgeneratedand
fornmd,c&ainable
ThisZzas&stantial
in 45%yieldafter
5kurs,by
~0f~undernulchmilderccnditicms
thanthoseusedbyAnselme. ~~theenhanoedcyclizaticnof~~thetrydrazide~lyLieintherelati~y
Y.
enbanceanuc~~~oftheni~lonepairof~ovlerthelanepairinahydrazide
misis
suxprisingbeca&e~zineis
abetter
d~ucleophilethan~limdnetoward
pnitZDFt.lerrylaoetateX Brxever,thedelocaUzaticmoftbeamidelcmepairaffectsthe rnmilabilityofthe
amino-lonepairsinhydrazides.
excelkntnuclecphiles.
Ino&rast~hydrwm&acidsaI??
Inthepresentcxse~shonld~eahydnxamicacidinnuc~
philicity~~eStersdonotdelocatizethe~lonepairsaswellasirmidesdelocdlize uleni~lcnepaim3~. illthe
L) _
!nws ~formIisntxeinportantthanIIin~asexpressed
of 2of
PLNR-CK,
1735 cln-l, typical of esters.
Ph-cB=CIi-k-3
I
II
~ed9msntisamdetothedtwxsoftbepetrolemnIwearchFund, AmxicanUmmkalSocie~,forpartialmqportofthisresesr&.
administereabythe Wethankthethetraticm
of ~forparUalsuFportintheformofafacultymini-9rant. 1. a) J.E. Baldwin, J.C.S. Chen. cram., 734 (1976); b) J.E. Baldwin, JXutting, W.Dupont, L. 736 (1976). 2. J7PZZ.k 3. L.A. Caqdno, C.A. Gi and B.A. carpino, J. Amer. C&m. Sot., 81, 955 (1959); See W.J. Fenton, Cbsm.En9 g' 54 3 (1976) fbrcauticmaxrxrkqthi?&zep. R.&in,'T~karly and H.Kehl, Tetrakdxm letters, 3027 (1975). 4. K.R. ma, letters, 3607 (1976). 5. H. stanm and H. steudel, !ktrakdmn in "Tbe Cbeniistryof the Bydraw, Azo, and Azoxy Groups," S.Pati, ed., 6. P.J. w J.Wiley & Sons, Nsw York, 1975, p. 161. 7. W.P. Jewks and M.Gilu-ist, J. Auer. C&m. Sot., E, 2622 (1968). 8. J.D. Aubort and R.F. Hudscn, J.C.S. elan Ccem., -938 (1970). Kinetics, 5, 1 (1973). 9. N.J. Fina amd J.O. Edwards, Internat. J.&m 10. R.T. Cknley, "Iilfrzed spectroscapy,"Allyn ak Bacon, Inz, w, 2nd ed., 1972, p. 151. (Received in USB 10 August 1978; receivedin UK for publication 22 August 1978)