Chapter 26: Q 16. (page 1066)
What product is formed by ring-closing metathesis of compound V, a key intermediate in the synthesis of ingenol, a natural product mentioned in the chapter opener?
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Chapter 26: Q 16. (page 1066)
What product is formed by ring-closing metathesis of compound V, a key intermediate in the synthesis of ingenol, a natural product mentioned in the chapter opener?
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Get started for freeDevise a synthesis of each compound from benzene. You may also use any organic compounds having four carbons or fewer, and any required inorganic reagents.
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Synthesize each product from the given starting materials using an organocuprate coupling reaction.
Draw the structure of the two products of molecular formula formed when M is treated with Grubbs catalyst under high-dilution conditions.
Many variations of ring-closing metathesis have now been reported. Tandem ring-opening– ring-closing metathesis can occur with cyclic alkenes that contain two additional carbon– carbon double bonds. In this reaction, the cycloalkene is cleaved, and two new rings are formed. [1] What compounds are formed in this tandem reaction with the following substrates? [2] Devise a synthesis of the substrate in part (b) that uses a Diels–Alder reaction with diethyl maleate as the dienophile.
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Sulfur ylides, like the phosphorus ylides of Chapter 21, are useful intermediates in organic synthesis. Methyl trans-chrysanthemate, an intermediate in the synthesis of the insecticide pyrethrin I (Section 26.4), can be prepared from diene A and a sulfur ylide. Draw a stepwise mechanism for this reaction.
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