ORGANIC SYNTHESES VIA TRANSITION-METAL COMPLEXES .90. NOVEL ROUTE TO CYCLOPENTADIENES FROM (1-ALKYNYL)CARBENE COMPLEXES OF CHROMIUM AND TUNGSTEN VIA 2-AMINO METALLA-1,3,5-HEXATRIENES
R. Aumann et al., ORGANIC SYNTHESES VIA TRANSITION-METAL COMPLEXES .90. NOVEL ROUTE TO CYCLOPENTADIENES FROM (1-ALKYNYL)CARBENE COMPLEXES OF CHROMIUM AND TUNGSTEN VIA 2-AMINO METALLA-1,3,5-HEXATRIENES, Synlett, (5), 1997, pp. 621
1,5-Diamino cyclopentadienes 9a-c are obtained by thermally induced ri
ng-closure of 2-amino-1-metalla-1,3,5-hexatrienes (CO)(5)M=C(NMe2)-CH=
C(Ph)-C[=C(HNR)Me]COMe (Z)-7 in 50 - 58 % yields. The reaction involve
s intermediate formation of novel type 1-metalla-cyclopentadienes 8, w
hich were characterized by X-ray structure analyses. Starting compound
s (2)-7 are easily available from (1-alkynyl)carbene complexes (CO)(5)
M=C(OEt)C=CPh 1a,b (M = Cr, W) in two steps either via formation of 2-
ethoxy-1-metalla-1,3,5-hexatrienes (2)-3b (addition of enamines to 1 a
nd subsequent aminolysis) or of 2H-pyran-2-ylidene complexes 5 (conden
sation of 1 with enolizable carbonyl compounds and subsequent aminolys
is). Thus, the reaction leading from 1 to 9 involves an overall [3+2]
cycloaddition, in which the (l-alkynyl)carbene complex functions as a
C3 component, and the enamine, and the carbonyl compound, respectively
, as a C2 component.