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O
O
N
N
O
cat. PC y 3
N
N
CO Et
2
+
N N
0°C,72h
+
15a
Ar
EtO 2
CO Et
2
Ar
EtO 2
CO Et
2
Ar
4a
CH Cl /benzene 4:1
22
Ar = p -NO C H
26 4
25a
26a
O
PCy 3
isomerization
N
N
CO Et
2
Ar
EtO 2
CO Et
2
PCy 3
31
27
O
O
PCy 3
-
+
N
N
CO Et
2
PCy 3
PCy 3
N
N
15a
Cy 3
Ar
EtO 2
CO Et
2
Ar
EtO 2
CO Et
2
CO Et
2
28
29
30
SCHEME 4.8 Phosphine-catalyzed [3 + 2 + 3] annulations with azomethine imines.
3] annulation occurred when we reacted the azomethine imines 15a
with ethyl 2,3-butadienoate 4a in the presence of PCy 3 (20 mol%). In the mechanism
proposed (Scheme 4.8), the key event is the formation of the trimeric zwitterionic
intermediate 28 , which is generated through the conjugate addition of the phospho-
nium dienolate 27 to another molecule of the allenoate 4a . With the introduction of
the azomethine imine 15a , the intermediate 28 generates 29 , which gives compound
31 after cyclization, proton transfer, and phosphine elimination. The isomerization of
the olefin unit in intermediate 31 yields the final products 25a and 26a as a mixture of
tautomers. The trimeric zwitterionic intermediate, which forms from two molecules
of ethyl 2,3-butadienoate and a molecule of phosphine, acts as a 1,5-dipole in the
cycloaddition reaction. We employed a mixed solvent of CH 2 Cl 2 and benzene for
the [3
The [3
+
2
+
3] annulation because CH 2 Cl 2 aids dissolution of the azomethine imine
and benzene favors formation of the trimeric zwitterionic intermediate 28 .
Under the optimized reaction conditions, both electron-rich and electron-deficient
aryl azomethine imines, as well as a polyaromatic azomethine imine, were compat-
ible substrates. Among the many azomethine imine substrates tested, 2-halophenyl
azomethine imines provided higher yields, and 2-nitrophenyl azomethine imine gave
a better ratio of one isomer over the other (Scheme 4.9 and Table 4.4).
+
2
+
4.2.3 Phosphine Organocatalysis of Allenes with Electron-Deficient Olefins
4.2.3.1
2] Annulation with Maleimides to Form Bicyclic Succinimides
In 1995, Zhang and Lu described the phosphine-catalyzed [3
[3
+
+
2] annulation of
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