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Anomeric effects are also observed for elements in the heavier rows of the      233
          periodic table. For example, trans-2,3-dichloro-1,4-dithiane exists in the diaxial confor-
          mation. 255                                                                       TOPIC 2.3
                                                                                     The Anomeric Effect in
                                                                                       Cyclic Compounds
                                            Cl
                                               S
                                          S
                                              Cl



          Tetravalent phosphorus groups prefer axial orientations in 1,3-dithianes and 1,3,5-
          trithianes. NMR studies have indicated a preference of about 1 kcal for the
          diphenylphosphoryl group. When combined with the conformational energy in a cyclo-
          hexane ring, this suggests an anomeric effect of around 3 kcal. 256


                                   O             O
                                                         )
                                      PPh 2        P(OCH 3 2
                                   S            S
                                    S             S
                                             S
                                   Ref. 257  Ref. 258


              The anomeric effect is not limited to six-membered ring compounds. In five-
          membered rings the anomeric effect can affect both ring and substituent conformation.
          The 1,3-dioxole ring adopts a puckered conformation as a result of an anomeric
          effect. 259  Similar effects are observed, although attenuated, in 1,3-benzodioxoles. 260




                                        O       O




              The anomeric effect is also believed to be an important factor in the conformation
          of ribonucleosides. The anomeric effect with the exocyclic nitrogen is stronger when
          the heterocyclic base is in the pseudoaxial position. Steric factors, on the other hand,
          favor the pseudoequatorial conformation. By analysis of the pH-dependent conforma-
          tional equilibria, a contribution from the anomeric effect of as much as 5.6 kcal for
          adenosine and 9.0 kcal for guanosine has been suggested. 261

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