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682              3-Acetoxy-2-methyl-1-alkenes react primarily at C(1), owing to steric factors. 29

      CHAPTER 8                                                       CH 3
                                            CH 3
      Reactions Involving                       R     (CH ) CuLi  CH 3    R
                                                         3 2
      Transition Metals                 CH 2
                                              O CCH 3
                                               2
                       5-Acetoxy-1,3-alkadienes give mainly  -alkylation with dialkylcopper-magnesium
                       reagents. 30

                                 O CCH 3
                                  2
                                                              CuI
                                           +  CH (CH ) MgBr            H
                             C H                3   2 3              C 7 15        C H
                                                                                    4 9
                              7 15
                                                                       10:1E,E:Z,E   83%
                       High  -selectivity has been observed for allylic diphenyl phosphate esters. 29
                                     O
                                                              CuCN, 2  LiCl  C H
                                                                            7 15
                          C H       OP(OPh) 2  +  CH (CH ) MgCl
                           7 15
                                                    3
                                                        2 3
                                                                   o
                                                                                  H
                                                                –76 C           C 4 9
                                                                                      98%
                           The reaction of cyclic allylic acetates shows a preference for anti stereochem-
                       istry. 31
                                               CH 3                CH 3
                                                        [Me Cu]Li
                                                           2
                                                   O CCH 3   CH 3
                                                    2
                       The preferred stereoelectronic arrangement is perpendicular alignment of the acetate
                       with respect to the double bond. For example, the cis and trans isomers of 1-vinyl-2-
                       methylcyclohexyl acetate show divergent stereochemical results. Only the exocyclic
                       E-isomer is formed from the cis compound, whereas the trans compound gives a 1:1
                       mixture of the E- and Z-isomers. This is the result of a strongly preferred conformation
                       for the cis isomer, as opposed to a mixture of conformations for the trans isomer. 32

                                                O 2 CCH 3        O CCH              O CCH 3
                                                                                     2
                             O 2 CCH 3                            2   3

                              (CH ) CuLi                                   (CH ) CuLi    CH 3
                                 3 2
                                                                              3 2
                                                                          +
                                                                   CH 3
                                CH 3  76% only                        79% 1:1 mixture
                                     isomer

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                          N. Nakanishi, S. Matsubara, K. Utimoto, S. Kozima, and R. Yamaguchi, J. Org. Chem., 56, 3278
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                          P. Crabbe, J. M. Dollat, J. Gallina, J. L. Luche, E. Velarde, M. L. Maddox, and L. Tokes, J. Chem.
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