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6.17. The following transformations involve generation of anionic intermediates that  615
                   then undergo cycloaddition reactions. Identify the anion intermediate and outline
                   the mechanism for each transformation.                                    PROBLEMS
                                  O
                  (a)      O              10 min     0°C         OH
                               CH 3 SCH 2 Li  0°C   1.25 h           CO 2 CH 3
                            O
                                                        +
                                then  CH 3 O 2 C  H  then H ,
                           CN   add                  H 2 O                OCH 3
                                           C  C                  OH    O
                                         H
                                                O   OCH 3
                  (b)                    C 2 H 5 O 2 CC  CCO 2 C 2 H 5
                                O                                 CO 2 C 2 H 5
                                  NaH, 0°C
                              O             0–25°C, 50 min
                                   3 min                          CO 2 C 2 H 5
                            O                                  OH



              6.18. When the lactone silyl ketene acetal 18-1 is heated to 135 C a mixture of four
                   stereoisomersisobtained.Althoughthemajoroneistheexpected[3,3]-sigmatropic
                   rearrangement product, lesser amounts of other possible C(4a) and C(5) epimers

                   are also formed. When the reaction mixture is heated to 100 C, partial conversion
                   to the same mixture of stereoisomers is observed, but most of the product at this
                   temperature is an acyclic triene ester. Suggest a structure for the triene ester and
                   show how it can be formed. Discuss the significance of the observation of the triene
                   ester for the lack of complete stereospecificity in the rearrangement.

                                            H             CH O C  H
                                                              2
                                                            3
                                  TMSO             1) 135°C
                                        O                      4a  5
                                                   2) CH N
                                                       2 2
                                            H    H
                                               C 2 5             H
                                                                      H
                                      CH 2                          C 2 5
                                            18-1
              6.19. The following cycloaddition reactions involve chiral auxiliaries and proceed with
                   a good degree of diastereoselectivity. Provide a rationalization of the formation
                   of the preferred product on the basis of a TS.
                   (a)
                                                            O  Ph         O   Ph
                                                                    +
                                                   BF 3
                         CHCH     O          CHCH  O
                     CH 2     CH 2   Ph + CH 2                  OCH 3          OCH 3
                                                         HC  O  H      HC  O  H
                                                  –78°C
                                      OCH 3
                                  O  H
                                                          O dr = 82:18  O
                   (b)
                         CH 3  CH 3
                                              CH 3  CH 3      CH 3 CH 3
                                       +
                               O  +  PhC  N  O –
                                                     O              O
                               NCCH  CH2                    +
                                                   N              N
                            SO 2                           Ph             Ph
                                                 SO 2  O        SO 2  O
                                                        N              N
                                                       dr = 95:5
                   (c)         O  CH  CH 2
                                            TiCl 4
                         PhCH 2 O 2 C  N  +         O                O
                                            10°C           +
                                             PhCH 2 O 2 C  N  PhCH 2 O 2 C  N
                                                        dr = 94.6
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