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Heterocyclic Chemistry (Chem 342)
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Cycloaddition Reactions
CH2
CH2
+
CH2
CH2
H2C
H2C CH2
CH2
ethylen cyclobutane
X X
+
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Cycloaddition reactions are the reactions of unsaturated reactants to form
stable cyclic products without elimination of small fragments. These
reactions are accompanied by the formation of 2 new σ-bonds.
2 π 2σ
a) Concerted mechanism: (one-step mechanism)
In this case the two σ-bonds are formed simultaneously and the reaction proceed via
only one step with the formation of transition state without the formation of any
intermediates.
A + B [A---------B] AB
T. S. product
This can be represented graphically as follows:
T. S
P. E
A + B
AB
Reaction coordinate
reactants
Cycloaddition reactions take place via two mechanisms:
This reaction is classified as [4 +2] or (π4 + π2) cycloaddition
reaction. Example of the different types of cycloaddition starting
with π-excessive and π-deficient – systems as follows:
In this case the two σ-bonds are formed in two steps through the
formation of two transition states and an intermediate, which may
be diradical or Zwitter ionic. The formed intermediate may be
distinguished by isolation when it is stable or by trapping.
Graphically this type may be represented as follows:
in te rme d ia teRe a c t iv e
P . EEa c t
T .S . 1T.S . 2
A B
A + B
Reaction coordinate
b) Non-concerted mechanism: - (stepwise)
T.S.1 T.S.2A + B C AB
+
+
-
Or
.
.
Cyclic product
Zwitter ionic diradical
Thus
The most common example of cycloaddition reaction is the " Diles-
Alder" reaction (reaction of diene and dienophile form cyclic product)
Cycloaddition reactions are classified as (m + p) cycloadditions where m
and p may refer to the number of atoms of each of the reactants which
participate in the ring formed or may refer to the number of p-electrons
clouds in each of the reactants as follows:
As the aromatic character of π-excessive heterocycle decreases the
reactivity of such systems to be used as reactive dienes in Diels-Alder
reactions increases thus, furan reacts with maliec anhydride and
maleimids via [4 + 2] cycloaddition to form cycloadducts. The reaction
products are mixture of exo- and endo adducts and the ratios of their
formation depend on the stability of each type under the reaction
conditions. Thus it has been found that the endo-adduct predominates at
low temperature, while the exo-adduct was the chief product at high
temperatures.
a) [4 + 2] cycloadditions of furans:
This reaction is classified as [4 +2] or (π 4 + π 2) cycloaddition reaction.
Example of the different types of cycloadditions starting with π-
excessive and π -dificient-systems as follows:
Endo-adduct predominates at lower temperature [kinetic controlled product] due to
the internal overlap interaction of the p-electron clouds of each of the furan-ring
and that of the two carbonyl groups (see overlap interaction) and the transition
state of the endo-adduct may be represented as follows:
O
O
OO
(n e w σ-b o n d s )S e c . o v e r la pin te ra c t io n
1) Furan reacts also with ethylene oxide (epoxide) as follows
2) Aromatic carbocyclic compounds can be obtained from
Diels-Alder reaction of furan via treatment with benzyne
intermediate
3) With acetylene dicarboxylic ester
CO2HN CO2H
O
OO
O
O
N O + +
NH H H
Michael-adduct
Unsubstituted pyrrole has more aromatic character than furan for this it is
less prone to reactions typical of a diene. Thus, it reacts with dieneophiles
e.g. maleic anhydrides and acetylene dicarboxylic esters via Micheal-type-
addition and not as cycloadditions
NCO2Et
CO2EtCO2Et
CO2Et
C
C+
NH
H
b) Cycloaddition of Pyroles:
N+
+C
C
CO2Et
CO2Et
N
CO2Et
N
CO2Et
CO2Et
N CO2Et
CO2Et
C2H2-
CO2Et
CO2Et
EtO2C
The reactivity of pyrrole to behaves as diene through
Diels-Alder reaction may be increased by two methods1- introducing an electron withdrawing substituent on the pyrrole-N-atom
which reduces the availability of the unshared electrons of the N-atom and so
decreases the aromatic character of the ring thus
Thus, Polysubstituted bicyclo adducts are obtained by treatment of N-
aminopyrroles with DMAD.
2- Using polysubstituted pyrrole
) Treatment of thiophene with peracids1
S
peracidS S
O
+
OO
Cycloadditionoccurs
S
S
O
O
OSulphone Sulphoxide
c) [4 + 2] Cycloadditions of thiophene:
Thiophene is the most aromatic compounds of π -excessive heterocycles with one
heteroatoms. Thus it is difficult to be used in [4 + 2] cycloaddition, the reactivity of
thiophene ring to be used as diene in cycloadditions may be increased as
follows:
S
Me
Me
Me
Me
+C
C
CN
CN
(2 + 2)
S
CN
CN
Me
Me Me
Me
(4 + 2)
S
Me
Me
Me
Me
CN
CN S
CN
CN
MeMe
Me
Me
(a)
(b)
2) Introducing electron releasing substituents and very active dienophile e.g.:
Produced (a) formed via [4 + 2]cycloaddition while the product (b) formed via
[2 + 2] cycloaddition followed by valence bond isomerization of the formed
cyclo adduct
d)[4 + 2] Cycloadditions of oxazoles
Such reactions are used for the synthesis of some important compounds
such as the synthesis of pyridoxine (vitamin B6).
Pyridoxine can be obtained also via reaction with maleic
anhydride
O
N
Me
EtO
O+
N
O
OEtMe
O
H+ / EtOH
Pyridoxine
N
Me
OEt
O
OH
O
O
O
O
O
O
N
CH2OH
OEt
Me
CH2OH
LiAlH4
N
Me
OEt
CO2H
CO2H
O
N
C6H5
+ C CH CO2H
N
C6H5
O
CO2H
O
CO2H
+
CN
3-Furic acid
Oxazoles and substituted oxazoles undergo cycloaddition of Diels-Alder
type nucleophilic reaction like furan, whereas thiazoles and imidazoles
react with dienophiles via nucleophilic addition as does pyrrole
deficient heterocycles-π] Cycloaddition of 2+ 4 [
Several six membered hetrocycles e.g. 1,2,4-triazines and 1,2,4,5-tetrazines, which have
electron attracting substituents, are very active dienes toward electron rich olephines and
acetylenes. These reactions proceed via the cycloadducts formation, which undergo
extrusion of N2 leading to the formation of other heterocycles e.g.
a) Formation of pyridines from triazines
N
N N
N+
CH2
CHPh
R
R
NN
N
N
R
R
Ph
N2- N
N
R
RPh
O
N
N
R
RPh
b) Formation of pyridazines from tetrazines
Ph
R
R
N
N
N-N2
PhR
RN
N
NH
N
N
R
R
Ph+
N
N N
N NH
OEt OEt EtOH-
triazines from tetrazines-4,2,1c) Formation of
CH2 N=N CH2 N=N CH2 N N CH2 N=N
b) Nitrilimines
R C N N R'
Dipolar cycloadditions-3,1
The [4 + 2] cycloadditions also can be carried out starting with chemical
reagents consists three atoms in the same time they have 4p-electrons
distributed over them. As examples of these compounds
a) Diazomethane CH2N2
c) Nitrileoxide
R C N O
The above compounds are neutral and can be added onto mono ene
systems (or onto one π-bond of active heterocycles) to form
cycloadducts via [4 + 2) cycloadditions. In such cases the 4π-electrons
three atoms systems are known as «1,3-dipoles » and the monoene
system is known as « Dipolarophile » and the reaction is known as
« 1,3-dipolarcycloaddition ». The process can be represented as
follows:
cyclo-adduct
ab
c
d e
ba
d e
c
4 + 2
As example of these reactions
molozonide
OO
OO
O
C C
O
4 + 2
H2H2CH2H2C
a) Addition of ozone to the olephenic systems
b) Diazomethane to ethyl acrylate
H2C
N
N
HC CH2
CO2Et
N
N
CO2Et
Thus the 1,3-dipolar-cycloaddition may be classified as [4 + 2]
cycloaddition if we use the number of p-electronspresented in the
reactions or also may be classified as [3 + 2] cycloaddition if we use
the number of atoms of each component which participate in the
formation of the cycloadduct.
The most recent 1,3-dipolaes which have been used are
Nitrileimines and nitrile-oxides.
NN
R1R N
O
R
nitrilimine nitriloxide
Nitrileimine(general formula)
Ar NH2
NaNO2 / HCl
0-5°CAr N=NCl
(CH3CO)2CHCl
Japp-Klingmann Rx.
Ar N N CH
Cl
COCH3Ar N N
Cl
COCH3CH
base
HCl-
Ar N N COCH3C
Nitrilimine can be prepared by dehydrohalogenation of hydrazonyl
halides as follows: -
On the other hand nitrile-oxide also are prepared as
follows:
Examplesof
1,3-Dipolar cycloaddition reactions
O
N
N
R1
R
O
NN
R1
R
O
N
N
R1
R
O
NN
R1
R
+
N
cyclo-adducts
NN
R
C R'N
N
N
R'
R
CH3 CH3
+N
CH3
N
NHR
R'
Michael-adducts
+
C
O
Ar
N +O O
O
N
Ar
O
NO
Ar
10% 90% yield
+
C
O
Ar
N +O O
O
N
Ar
O
NO
Ar30% 70% yield
+ X..
X
Z+ X
..
Z
X
]cycloadditions1+ 2 [
This is another type of cycloaddition reactions in which one of the
reactants is an atom or group (X) with unshared pair of electrons
when it reacts with 2π -electron system
Carbene
The carbon atom has only 6 valence electrons and is therefore considered an electrophile.
Nitrenes
The nitrogen atom has only 6 valence electrons and is therefore considered an electrophile.
NRC
R
R
As examples of one atom systems, Carbenes and
Nitrenes systems:
Carbene may be obtained as follows
diazomethane
:(1) CH2N2Sun light
CH2 + N2
methylene carbene
:(2) CH2 +CH2=C=O CO
dichlorocarbene
:(3) CHCl3 CCl3 CCl2NaOH
H2O-
Cl-
Also, nitrenes may be obtained as follows:
hydrazoic acid:(1) +HN3 HNN2
ethoxycarbonyl azide
:(2) +N2N3 NCOOC2H5 COOC2H5
ethoxycarbonyl nitrene
U.V.
Examples of [2 + 1] cycloadditions
a) For Furan
(1)When a mixture of furan and ethyl diazoacetate was subjected to UV.
radiation, an acyclic aldehyde has been obtained and its formation have been
discussed as follow:
O
+ N2 CHCO2EtU.V.
O
CHCO2Et
OHC
CO2Et
H
(2) When furan was treated with ethoxycarbonylazide under the effect of
UV, a mixture of two N-ethoxycarbonyl pyrroles has been formed. The
formation of this mixture is also discussed as follows:
O
+ N3 CO2EtU.V.
O
NCO2Et
NO
CO2Et
+
NO
CO2Et
N
CO2Et
O
Hvalence bondisomerization
b) [2 + 1] of Pyrroles
base +N N
H
CHCl3
N CHO
Cl
H(a) (b)
It was found that when pyrrole was treated with chloroform in
presence of strong base, a mixture of the pyridine (a) and the pyrrole
(b) has been formed.
The mechanism, which has been postulated for this reaction is:
(b)
(a)
H
Cl
CHO
N
CHCl3
H
N
Nbase
H
N
C
Cl
Cl
Cl-
H
N
C
Cl
Cl N CH
Cl
ClN CH
OH
OH
NaOH - H2O
(2) Pyrrole reacted with ethyl azidoformate and it give N-
ethoxycarbonyl-2-aminopyrrole
H
N+ N3 CO2Et
N
CO2Et
NH2
The formation of the reaction product can be discussed using the [4
+ 2] cycloaddition as follows
NH
N3 CO2Et
N
NH
CO2Et
Isomerization
N NH2
CO2Et
(b)(a)HCl N
NCHCl3
NN base
pyrimidinederivative
MeMe
Me N
NMe
Me
Me
+Me Me
Me
Cl
pyridazinederivative
When polysubstituted pyrrazole was treated with CHCl3 in basic medium a
mixture of (two products a) and (b) has been formed
b) [2 + 1] of Pyrazole
The formation of the product (a) can be proved as follows
(a)
H
Cl
CHCl3N
N baseCl-
MeMe
Me
N
NMe
Me
Me
NN
MeMe
Me+ CCl2H:
NN
MeMe
Me
CCl2
NN
MeMe
Me
CCl:
:N
NCCl
MeMe
Me
The formation of the product (b) can be proved as follows
NH
N
Me Me
MeN
NH
Me Me
Me
CHCl3
baseN
NHMe
ClCl
MeMe
NN
Cl
MeMe
Me- Cl