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ORGANIC & BIOMOLECULAR CHEMISTRY
Volume 10, Issue 22, Pages 4400-4406Publisher
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/c2ob07048k
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Solutions of chloranil (CA) in chlorobenzene were irradiated in the presence of cyclobutene and cyclopropene. Cyclobutene gave rise to two conventional 1:2 cycloadducts onto the dichloroethene subunits of CA and an alpha,beta-unsaturated alpha,gamma-dichloro-gamma-lactone. Heating of the crude product in methanol converted the lactone into an alpha,beta-unsaturated methyl gamma-oxocarboxylate (25% yield) and a large amount of the major 1:2 cycloadduct, which contains chlorocyclobutane entities, into a cyclopropylcarbinyl chloride derivative (24% yield). An entirely new product type was the result in the case of cyclopropene. After treatment of the crude product with methanol a tetracyclic acetal containing a cyclopentanone and a dihydropyran subunit was isolated in 36% yield. Apparently, CA had taken up two molecules of cyclopropene. One of the resulting cyclopropane entities must have undergone a rearrangement en route to the final product.
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