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HETEROCYCLIC CHEMISTRY Part 3

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DIPOLAR CYCLOADDITION CHEMISTRY


1.

Identify the dipole structures from the reagents given


1. NaOCl
2. base

NOH

NOH

_
+ O
N

_
+ O
N

Et3N

Cl

1. NH2OH
NaOAc

OCH3

Me

2. NCS
3. Et3N

_
O + Me
N

Me-NH-OH

Me

Ph-NH-OH

_
Ph + O
N

_
+ O
N

N
H

g
Ph

Ph
NH

_
+ O
N

CH3O

OH

Et3N
Ph

+
N

_
N Ph

Cl

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CO2Et
NH

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Et3N

_
N CO2Et

+
N

Cl
Cl
Cl
O

N
H

H2N

H
N

1. POCl3
2. Et3N

+
N

Ph

CH3

_
N CH3

Et

NH

N
NH

O
+

Et

H
N
+
N_

heat

OMe

MeO

MeO

Me

Me
O
NH NH Me

Me

Ph

Me

Ph

+ _
N N N

2. NaN3

_
N
N+
N
1. NaNO2, HCl

O
O

2.

N
_

N
+

Me

1. NaNO2, HCl

NH2

NH2

heat

Et

2. NaN3

Name the class of dipole in the following reactions and give their
structure
+ _
N N
Ph N N N
Ph
N
Ph
Ph
Ph
AZIDE
Ph

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Me
N+ _
O

Me N

NITRONE

Me

_
+
N O

Ph
Me

Me

Me
O

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Me

O
N

NITRILE OXIDE

Me
Ph

3.

Identify the dipolarophile in the following reactions and give their


structure

Ph N N N

Me

Ph

Ph

N N
N

Me

Ph
O

Me

O N C Me

N O
O

Me

Me

Me

N O Me

O N C Me

Me
H
O

4.

Identify the cycloadducts from the following reactants showing the


correct stereochemistry where appropriate.

Ph

+
Ph

Ph

N
Ph

Ph
Ph

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b

Me
Ph

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Me

Me
N

Ph
Me

c
O
Ph

N
Ph

H
O

Ph
CO2Et

+
Ph

CO2Et

Ph
Ph

Ph

Me

EtO2C

Me
N

N
Me

Ph

EtO2C
Me

CO2Et

N
Ph

CO2Et
O
Ph

Me
N

Me
Ph

O
Me

Ph
Me

h
O

+ Me

N
Me

Me

Me
Me

Me

N
Me

H
Me

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H
Me

Me

85 C
OMe

N
+
O

OMe

H
O

+ Me

N
Ph

5.

exo attack

Ph
N
N

N tBu

Ph

_
t
O + Bu
N
Ph

Me

NH2 OH

H2 / Pd-C

Me

Ph

Me

Me

Ph

C=N reduced by addition of H2 to the least hindered face

O
b

Me

N
Me

Ti3+ (aq)

OH
Me

Ph
Me

Ph

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Ph

Cl

Reduction and ring opening reactions of cycloadducts

HN

Ph

H Ph

Ph
NH

Ph
NH

Ph

Ph
N

+ +N

Ph

Ph

Work out the dipole and dipolarophile combination that could be used to make
the cycloadducts given below, and......Draw the precursors and reagent(s)
needed to generate the dipoles you have identified.

6.

Me

HO

N
H

Bu

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Me

O
c

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NH2 OH

LiAlH4

Me

Ph
Me

Me

Ph

C=N reduced by addition to the least hindered face

Me

O
d

HN
Me

Me

Ph

Ph
7.

Me

NaBH4

Identify the missing dipoles, dipolarophiles and cycloadducts in the schemes


below
O

CH2Ph

OH
N

a
Et

i, NaOCl

O
Et

ii, Et3N

CH2Ph

Et

Ph

Ph

i, NaNO2/ HCl

NH2

Ph

Ph

Ph
N

ii, NaN3

Ph
Ph

CN

CN

i, NaNO2/HCl

NH2

heat

ii, NaN3

N
N

Ph
NH
HN

Ph
N

i, POCl3
ii, Et3N

Ph

CO2Et

O
O

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N
CO2Et

EtO2C

CO2Et

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i, Cl2
ii, Et3N

OH

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NH2OH

H3C

H3 C

CH3

iii.

N
CH3

H3C
CH3

H3 C

NO2

excess PhNCO

Ph

H
O

Ph

O
OH
i, NCS

N
EtO2C

O
EtO2C

O
CO2Et

ii, Et3N

Ph

O
optically active dipolarophile produces
two diasteroisomeric products

O
CO2Et

Me

BuNHOH

H
Bu

N
Me

Bu

(exo)

H
CHO

Ph

Me

N
PhNHOH

N
O

O
H

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Ph

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H

PhCH2

O
PhCH2

N
H

PhCH2
MeO2C

CO2Me

(exo)

OH

CO2Me

(exo)

(endo)

CH2

OMe
H

OMe

HCl

H
H

H
N

NHOH

(exo)
Ph

Ph
NH
N

l
Ph

Ph
N

heat

HN
H

Ph
Ph

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The energies of the frontier molecular orbitals of two alkenes, G and H, and
benzonitrile oxide are given below. Sketch a labelled energy diagram and
indicate on it the major frontier orbital interactions between the dipole and both
dipolarophiles. Work out from your diagram which dipolarophile will react
preferentially with the dipole.
HOMO
(eV)
-10.8
-12.6
-9.4

Alkene G
Alkene H
Benzonitrile oxide

LUMO
(eV)
+2.0
+1.5
-0.50

Answer:
Ph C N O
+3

+2.0 eV

+2
+1
0

ALKENE G

-0.5 eV

ALKENE H

+1.5 eV

LUMO

= 11.4 eV
= 10.9 eV

-1
-2
-3

FMO energy
E / eV

-4
-5
-6
-7
-8
= 10.3 eV

-9
-10
-11

= 12.1 eV

-9.4 eV
-10.8 eV

HOMO

-12
-13

-12.6 eV

The smallest FMO energy gap, 10.3 eV, is between the LUMOdipole and HOMOalkene G
and so the reaction with G is faster than with alkene H.

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