Azoperoxide. VI. Selektive Spaltungen von β-Azo-acylperoxiden

Azoperoxides. VI. Selective Decomposition of β-Azoacylperoxides The selective decomposition of the O O-Groups in the azoperoxides 1 and 2 is possible by reaction with dimethylaniline at 35°C. Rate constants were measured and the decomposition products were analyzed. Intermediates are azoalkyl radicals. The radical yield of the amine induced decomposition of 2 in ethylbenzene is 8.2% at 35°C. UV irradiation of the azoperoxides 1 and 2 at 20°C in ethylbenzene results in a quantitative and selective decomposition of the azo groups. Intermediates are C-radicals with intact peroxide groups. The reaction of 1 and 2 with triethylstannane yields reduction products of the O O-groups and the NN-groups, respectively.     

Azoperoxide. VII. Thermolyse von α-Alkylazo-alkylhydroperoxiden

Azoperoxides. VII. Thermolysis of α-Alkylazoalkylhydroperoxides The thermal decomposition of 1-methylazo-1-hydroperoxycyclohexane 1 and 1-tert.-butylazo-1-hydroperoxycyclohexane 2 was studied in ethylbenzene and in the case of 2 also in other solvents. Decomposition products and decomposition rates of the azo and the peroxy groups were selectively estimated. The title compounds decompose faster than the analogous azo compounds and alkylhydroperoxides. A induced homolysis of both initiator groups is proposed; the compounds are not „bifunctional initiators”︁.     

β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitrile. I. Darstellung von β-Fur-2-yl-ß-aminoacrylonitrilen und β-Fur-2-yl-α-aminoacrylonitrilen

β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitriles. I. Preparation of β-Fur-2-yl-ß-aminoacrylonitriles and β-Fur-2-yl-α-aminoacrylonitriles β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitriles 1 react with secondary amines to yield β-fur-2-yl-ß-aminonitriles 2 and β-fur-2-yl-α-aminoacrylonitriles 3 . The ¹ H-n.m.r. spectra of the E/Z isomers are discussed.     

Reaktionen von β-Chlorvinylaldehyden. V [1]. Zur Bildung von 2,2′-Thiopyrylotrimethinfarbsalzen aus 2-(α-Formylalkyliden)-2H-thiopyranen

Reactions of β-Chlorovinylaldehydes. V. The Formation of 2,2′-Thiopyrylocyanine Dyes from 2-(α-Formylalkylidene)-2H-thipyranes Substituted β-chlorocrotonaldehydes react with Na₂S · 9H₂O to form 2-(α-formyl-alkylidene)-2H-thiopyranes 1 . The corresponding thiopyrylium salts 2 which are easily available from 1 and strong acids exist in the enolic form (2-β-hydroxyvinyl-thiopyrylium salts). They are converted at room temperature in methanol solution to dark green compounds, which are identified as 2,2′-thiopyrylotrimethincyanine dyes 3 . The mechanism of formation of compounds 3 is discussed.     

Cyclisierungsreaktionen β,γ-ungesättigter Kohlensäurederivate. V . Reaktionen β,γ-ungesättigter Carbamidsäureester mit Sulfenylchloriden - Synthese von 3,5,5-trisubstituierten Oxazolidin-2-onen

Cyclization Reactions of β,γ-Unsaturated Derivatives of Carbonic Acid. V. Reactions of β,γ-Unsaturated Carbamic Acid Esters with Sulfenyl Chlorides — Synthesis of 3,5,5-Trisubstituted Oxazolidine-2-ones N,N-Disubstituted β,γ-Unsaturated urethanes 1 have been cyclized to 3,5,5-trisubstituted oxazolidine-2-ones 3 by aromatic sulfenyl chlorides in methylene chloride. The same oxazolidine-2-ones 3 were obtained by reaction of 5-bromomethyloxazolidine-2-ones 8 with thiophenols.     

Synthese von β-Nitroalkenyl-benzylphosphorylderivaten

Synthesis of β-Nitroalkenyl-benzylphosphorylderivatives Starting from methoxy-chlormethylbenzaldehydes 2 the benzylphosphonates and -phosphinoxides 3 A, B had been synthesized, which could be transformed via the Schiff-bases 4 A, B to phosphorylated nitrostyrenes 5 A, B and nitropropenylbenzenederivatives 6 A, B . The phosphonoacids 3 Ad, 3 Bd and 6 Ba could be prepared from the corresponding esters by direct acidic hydrolysis or by dealkylation with trimethylsilylbromide and hydrolysis of the trimethylsilylesters respectively.     

Partialsynthesen von Cardenoliden und Cardenolid-Analogen. I. α,β- und β,γ-ungesättigte Lactonring-methylierte Cardenolide

Partial Syntheses of Cardenolides and Cardenolide Analogues. I. α,β- and β,γ-Unsaturated Lactone Ring-Methylated Cardenolides Base-catalyzed methylation of digitoxigenin 1a with methyl iodide and sodium hydride in DMF leads to the α,β-unsaturated cardenolides 2–5 and, after rearrangement of the CC-double bond, to the β,γ-unsaturated cardenolides 6 and 7 . Opening of the lactone ring results in the formation of 8 . Allylic oxidation of 4b affords the 14,21-epoxide 10 . Only the 22-methyl derivative 4a and its 3-O-tridigitoxoside 4d show strong biological effectivity, whereas methylation at 21R- or 21S-position results in considerable loss in activity.     

β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitrile. IV. Reaktionen von β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitrilen mit Alkoholen und Phenolen

β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitriles. IV. Reactions of β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitriles with Alcohols and Phenols β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitriles 1a – c react with alcohols and phenols to yield β-fur-2-yl-β-alkoxyacrylonitriles and β-fur-2-yl-β-aroxyacrylonitriles 2a – k respectively. With ethylene glycol α-[2-(fur-2-yl)-1, 3-dioxolan-2-yl]acetonitriles 3a, b are formed.     

Synthesen von β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitrilen

Syntheses of β-Fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitriles Syntheses of β-fur-2-yl-α-halogenacrylonitriles 2a–f by Wittig-olefination of furfurales, Hunsdiecker-reaction of β-(5-nitro-fur-2-yl)-α-cyanoacrylic acid 3 , halogenation of β-fur-2-yl acrylonitriles and reaction of furfurales with β-azido-α-halogen-γ-methoxy-Δ^α,β-crotonolactones 9 are described.     

β-Thiocyanatovinylcarbonylverbindungen. XI. Ungewöhnliche Substituenteneffekte bei der massenspektrometrischen Fragmentierung von β-Thiocyanatovinylaldehyden

β-Thiocyanatovinylcarbonyl Compounds. XI. Unusual Substituent Effects in the Mass-spectrometrical Fragmentation of β-Thiocyanatovinylaldehydes The mass spectra of homologous Z/E-isomers and constitutional isomers of β-thiocyanatovinylaldehydes are discussed. The main fragmentation consisting of HCN-loss from the molecular ion is influenced by the substituents so that the constitutional and steric isomers can be clearly distinguished by the \documentclass{article}\pagestyle{empty}\begin{document}$ {\rm M - HC}\left. {\overline {\, {\rm N} \,}}\! \right| + /{\rm M + }^ \cdot $\end{document} ratio. Alkyl homologues with a hydrogen atom in γ-position to the aldehyde group show an unusual intensive CN-radical loss due to a „hidden hydrogen rearrangement”︁, which was proved by deuteration experiments.