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New radical allylation reactions.

Charrier, Nicolas (2008) New radical allylation reactions. PhD thesis DCSO, DCSO, EP/X p.365.

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Abstract

Over the past decades, we have developed a powerful carbon-carbon bond formation process based on xanthate radical chemistry. The dithiocarbonate group is transferred on the product at the end of the process. In these studies, we showed that, instead of being a drawback, this transfer was a very good starting point to perform radical allylation reactions. The first method is based on α-substituted allylsulfones. Unlike allylstannanes, allyl isopropylsulfones are a very good allylating agent, showing no traces of isomerized starting olefine. Thanks to this method, skipped dienes and enynes were very conveniently introduced on various compounds. The system triethylborane/oxygen proved to be a very powerful initiating system to do additions of various xanthates onto vinyl epoxides at room temperature. Allylic alcohols were formed in very mild conditions as well as allyl amines and allenic alcohols. A radical equival!

ent of the Wittig reaction has been developed using fluoropyridine ethers. Addition of vinylmagnesium bromide on various ketones and aldehydes and substitution of 2,6-difluoropyridine by the corresponding alcolates led to the formation of very powerful allylating agents. Various compounds, such as an amino acid bearing a sugar on its side chain, were successfully prepared. Finally, 5-arylpiperidin-2-ones were synthesized by a radical process based on the cyclisation on aniline derivatives. The piperidinones and their bicyclic precursors could have interesting biological properties. As a consequence, we have shown over those four studies all the richness and the potential of radical based xanthate chemistry.

Item Type:PhD Thesis (PhD)
PhD Supervisor:Zard, Samir
Date:20 October 2008
Board of examiners:Kouklovsky, Cyrille and Renaud, Philippe and Micouin, Laurent and Demont, Emmanuel and Zard, Samir
Ecole Doctorale:ED 447 ECOLE DOCTORALE DE L'ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE
Discipline:DCSO
Collection (Fonds):Ecole Polytechnique (EP/X)
Institution:EP/X
Department:DCSO
Subjects:6. Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Uncontrolled Keywords:Radical chemistry, Xanthates, Allylation, Sulfones, Vinyl epoxides, Fluoropyrdine, Piperidinone, Triethylborane, Chimie radicalaire, Xanthates, Allylation, Sulfones, Epoxydes vinyliques, Fluoropyridine, Pipéridinone, Triéthylborane
ID Code:4272
Deposited By:Laurence Vidament
Deposited On:23 October 2008

Table of content

Introduction générale - 23

Chapitre I : La chimie radicalaire par propagation de chaîne - 27

I. Principes de la chimie radicalaire par propagation de chaîne - 30

II. Méthodes de chimie radicalaire par propagation de chaîne - 32

III. Conclusion - 36

Chapitre II : La chimie radicalaire des xanthates - 39

I. Quelques aspects de la chimie ionique des xanthates - 41

II. Réaction de Barton-McCombie - 42

III. Principe de la chimie radicalaire par transfert de groupe - 46

IV. Préparation des xanthates - 49

V. Illustration du potentiel synthétique de la chimie radicalaire des xanthates - 53

VI. Conclusion - 63

Chapitre III : Les allylations radicalaires - 65

I. Généralités - 68

II. Les dérivés de l’étain - 69

III. Dérivés du soufre - 80

IV. Dérivés du silicium - 91

V. Les halogénures allyliques - 93

VI. Autres dérivés - 94

VII. Conclusion - 96

Chapitre IV : Allylations radicalaires basées sur des allyles sulfones substituées - 99

I. A la source de nos travaux - 101

II. Allylations utilisant des agents tolérants la substitution en position 1 - 102

III. Utilisation de sulfones allyliques substituées en position 1 - 106

IV. Conclusion - 116

Chapitre V : Additions radicalaires sur des époxydes vinyliques - 119

I. Quelques généralités sur les organoboranes - 121

II. Les trialkylboranes : des générateurs et des accepteurs de radicaux - 123

III. Premiers essais au laboratoire - 141

IV. Conclusion - 152

Chapitre VI : Les alcools allyliques comme agents allylants radicalaires - 155

I. β-élimination de radicaux oxygénés - 157

II. Les alcools allyliques comme agents d’allylation radicalaire - 162

III. Additions radicalaires sur les oléfines préparées - 172

IV. Conclusion - 179

Chapitre VII : Synthèse de 5-arylpipéridin-2-ones par voie radicalaire - 183

I. Synthèse de pipéridin-2-ones substituées en position 5 - 185

II. Synthèse de 5-arylpipéridin-2-ones par voie radicalaire - 199

III. Conclusion - 216

Conclusion générale - 219

Partie expérimentale - 223

Chapitre IV : Allylations radicalaires basées sur des allyles sulfones substituées - 238

Chapitre V : Additions radicalaires sur des époxydes vinyliques - 264

Chapitre VI : Les alcools allyliques comme agents allylants radicalaires - 278

Chapitre VII : Synthèse de 5-arylpipéridin-2-ones par voie radicalaire - 320

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