Volume 23, Issue 27
Preparative Organic Chemistry
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ChemInform Abstract: Electrophilic Amination of C-H Acidic Compounds with 1-Oxa-2-azaspiro( 2.5)octane.

S. ANDREAE

S. ANDREAE

Zentralinst. Org. Chem., O-1199 Berlin, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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E. SCHMITZ

E. SCHMITZ

Zentralinst. Org. Chem., O-1199 Berlin, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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J.-P. WULF

J.-P. WULF

Zentralinst. Org. Chem., O-1199 Berlin, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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B. SCHULZ

B. SCHULZ

Zentralinst. Org. Chem., O-1199 Berlin, Fed. Rep. Ger.

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First published: July 7, 1992

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Reactions of the title spirooctane (II) with malonic (cf. (I), (IV)) and cyanoacetic acid derivatives (cf. (VI)) (13 examples in all) are investigated in detail. Several stabilization reactions after the primary amination step (introduction of a 1-hydroxycyclohexylamino group) are observed. Besides simple cyclohexanone eliminations (cf. ( III), (V)), an intramolecular nucleophilic attack to a nitrile group followed by a fast Dimroth rearrangement is one of the most important ones yielding diazaspirodecanones (cf. (VII)).

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