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898                                Scheme 10.6. Ramberg-Backlund Reaction

      CHAPTER 10         1 a
                                    CH 3                       CH 3
      Reactions Involving                  1) C 11 H OOH,
                                               23
      Carbocations, Carbenes,   O              TFAA        O
      and Radicals as Reactive  CH 3  O              CH 3   O
      Intermediates            O      H    2) CBr F       O      H
                                               2 2
                                O              KOH, Al O 3  O
                                                  2
                                     CH 3                        CH 3
                                  S                            Ph   78%
                                    CH Ph
                                      2
                                                                  70:30 E:Z
                         2 b
                                 CH CH 3                           CH 3  CH 3
                                   3
                                       S
                          TBDMSO          CH 2  OCH         TBDMSO
                                                3
                                                     1)  MCPBA               OCH 3
                                   OMOM                              OMOM
                                                         , KOH
                                                     2)CCl 4                         66%
                                       CH O  OSO C H                         OSO C H
                                         3      2  7  7                CH O     2  7  7
                                                                         3
                         3 c
                             PhCH O                      PhCH 2 O  OCH Ph
                                 2     OCH Ph   1)  MMPA          O   2
                                      O    2
                                 O                      PhCH 2 O
                            PhCH 2                   F                    49%
                                          SCH 2 Ph 2)  CBr 2 2  O
                              PhCH O                      PhCH 2
                                  2                                       95:5 Z:E
                                                  KOH, Al O 3         Ph
                                                       2
                         4 d                                          O
                                  O                    1) MMPA   PhCH 2   O OCH 2 Ph
                              PhCH 2    OCH Ph OCH
                                       O   2     3                   O
                                 O        S     OC H             PhCH 2
                             PhCH 2               16  33   Br F        O
                                   O                    2) C 2  2 4  PhCH 2         OC H
                              PhCH 2                                                  16  33
                                                             KOH, Al O 3        OCH
                                                               2
                                                                     60% 1:1 E:Z   3
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                       orbitals. An example is the solvolysis of 4-chloropiperidine, which is faster than the
                       solvolysis of chlorocyclohexane and occurs by fragmentation of the C(2)−C(3) bond. 97
                                                           δ –           CH
                                             Cl    δ+      Cl     +        +  Cl –
                                    :N             HN           HN  CH 2 CH 2
                                     H
                           1,3-Diols or  -hydroxy ethers are particularly useful substrates for fragmentation.
                       If the diol or hydroxy ether is converted to a monotosylate, the remaining oxy group
                       can promote fragmentation.
                                             HO            O
                                              C  C          C  +  C  C
                                                C  OTs

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