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Similarly, the reaction of tetrahaloarenes with alkenes gives rise to the formation of tetraalkenylarenes.
Arenediazonium salts, which are readily available from a large stock of anilines, have proved to be valuable starting materials for Heck reactions since their reactivities exceed even those of the corresponding triflates and hence allow coupling at lower temperatures. Twofold Heck reactions of bisdiazonium salts with various substitution patterns have been investigated (Table 6).[48]
Even a fourfold Heck reaction utilizing the tetradiazonium salt with a tetraphenylmethane framework has been demonstrated with various alkenes to yield the corresponding fourfold coupling products.[49] Allyl alcohols did not couple with the tetradiazonium salt, but the tetrakis( p-iodophenyl)methane did yield the tetraaldehyde upon coupling with allyl alcohol (Scheme 5).[49]
The multiple Heck reaction with oligohaloheteroarenes provided a general access to highly symmetrical, often biologically active, molecules. The failure of 2,6-dihalopyri- dine to undergo a twofold Heck coupling was associated with the presence of a heteroatom.[50] However, 2,5-dihalothiophenes are excellent substrates for a twofold Heck coupling, even with 1,1-dimethylallene, the product of which subsequently undergoes a twofold Diels – Alder reaction (Scheme 6, Table 7).[51],[52]
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TABLE 6. Twofold Heck Reaction of Arenebisdiazonium Salts[48]: E = CO2Me
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TABLE 7. Twofold Heck Reaction on Dihaloheteroarenes: E = CO2Et
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Ref- |
Arene |
Alkene |
Conditions |
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Pd(OAc)2, PPh3, |
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86 |
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E Pd(OAc)2, PPh3, |
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[51] |
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100 °C, 12–20 h
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C. MULTIPLE HECK COUPLINGS OF 1,2-DIBROMOCYCLOALKENES AND RELATED COMPOUNDS
Double Heck reactions of vicinal cis-1,2-dihaloalkenes provide an easy access to (E,Z,E)- 1,3,5-hexatrienes, which are valuable building blocks for organic synthesis.[11],[40],[54] The first example of a twofold double, that is, essentially a fourfold, Heck reaction with a bis(dibromo)cycloalkene has been conducted on the strained 1,2,9,10-tetrabromo[2.2] para- cyclophane-1,9-diene, which is available in multigram quantities. The Heck reaction proceeded cleanly under phase transfer conditions, as developed by Jeffery,[41],[42] to give the tetraalkenylated products in moderate to good yields (Table 8). The resulting bishexatrienes
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1,2-DibromocycloalkenesandRelatedCompounds |
Oligobromocycloalkenes |
Reactionon |
Alkene |
TABLE8.MultipleHeck |
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upon heating underwent a clean twofold 6 -electrocyclization to yield, after subsequent dehydrogenation, the bisbenzoannelated [2.2]paracyclophanediene derivatives (Scheme 7).
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solvent such as di-n-butyl ether or xylene in the absence of oxygen to give the ring-annelated cis-5,6-disubstituted 1,3-cyclohexadienes. In the presence of oxygen these products are easily dehydrogenated to the corresponding ring-annelated benzene derivatives (Scheme 8). Another use of these hexatrienes was demonstrated by the epoxidation of the tetrasubstituted double bond to give dialkenylepoxides, which in turn were selectively ring-opened by Pdcatalyzed reduction. The alcohols resulting from the sixand seven-membered ring epoxides, upon deprotonation at 78 °C, undergo an oxyanion-accelerated Cope rearrangement to give the corresponding trans-cycloalkenones.[55],[56]
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IV.2.1.2 DOUBLE AND MULTIPLE HECK REACTIONS |
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As alternatives to the 1,2-dihalocycloalkenes, 1-halo-2-perfluoroalkanesulfonyloxycy- cloalkenes may serve as starting materials for twofold Heck reactions. Since they can easily be prepared from the corresponding ketones via the -haloketones and subsequent sulfonylation of the enolates, this sequence provides a straightforward access to various substituted 1,3,5-hexatrienes (Scheme 9, Table 9).[57]
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D. INTRA–INTERMOLECULAR TWOFOLD HECK COUPLING
OF 1,3-BIS(NONAFLUOROBUTANESULFONYLOXY)CYCLOHEXADIENE
The intra–intermolecular Heck reaction of dienediol bisnonaflates containing an -alkenyl substituent with an external alkene such as an acrylate gives rise to the formation of a bicyclic tetraene by an intramolecular coupling followed by an intermolecular
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E. MULTIPLE HECK 1,1- AND 1,2-BISARYLATIONS OF ETHYLENE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS
The twofold Heck arylation of ethylene[13],[59] and ethylene equivalents provides an easy access to stilbene derivatives (Scheme 11, Table 10). In the case of ethylene, the pressure has to be carefully controlled, otherwise styrene derivatives, which are the primary products in this process, will be found as major products. In general, slightly pressurized (1 – 5 bar) reaction conditions are suitable for the twofold coupling and lead to stilbenes in up to 91% yield and with turnover numbers up to 18,200. The linear dependency on ethylene pressure in the arylation of ethylene with aroyl chlorides to give stilbenes (low pressure of ethenyl) or styrenes (high pressure) has been shown previously.[60]
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Besides ethylene, ethenylsilanes and ethenyl acetate, which are easy to handle, can yield stilbenes by 1,2-arylation with elimination of the functionality, in good yields (Scheme 12, Table 11).
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In general, the Heck coupling of aryl halides with terminal alkenes yields styrene derivatives. However, under certain conditions such as with an excess of the aryl halide,[64] at elevated temperatures, under high pressure,[65] and with electron-deficient alkenes, a terminal twofold coupling to yield 1,1-diarylalkene derivatives may take place (Scheme 13,
Table 12).
Under high pressure (10 kbar), the -hydride elimination is retarded and the metastable -alkylpalladium halide may insert into the double bond of a second acrylate
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Scheme 13
TABLE 12. Double Heck 1,1-Arylation of Acrylates and Related Compounds
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