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Synthesis, structural analysis, and reactivity of bridged orthoamides by intramolecular Schmidt reaction.


ABSTRACT: Intramolecular Schmidt reactions can be reliably steered toward bridged heterocycles containing orthoamides in high yields. The ketal tether enhances the control of regioselectivity in the migration of the bond distal to the reactive azide nucleophile, thus providing the first examples of the intramolecular Schmidt reaction proceeding with a complete regioselectivity en route to bridged products. The method is broad in scope and allows for systematic study of compounds that are analogous to elusive tetrahedral intermediates of amide addition reactions. Some initial reactivity and structural profiling of these compounds are also reported.

SUBMITTER: Szostak M 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC2828530 | biostudies-literature | 2010 Mar

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Synthesis, structural analysis, and reactivity of bridged orthoamides by intramolecular Schmidt reaction.

Szostak Michal M   Aubé Jeffrey J  

Journal of the American Chemical Society 20100301 8


Intramolecular Schmidt reactions can be reliably steered toward bridged heterocycles containing orthoamides in high yields. The ketal tether enhances the control of regioselectivity in the migration of the bond distal to the reactive azide nucleophile, thus providing the first examples of the intramolecular Schmidt reaction proceeding with a complete regioselectivity en route to bridged products. The method is broad in scope and allows for systematic study of compounds that are analogous to elus  ...[more]

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