溴鎓离子的形成及其在有机化学中的应用

对烯烃和溴素形成溴鎓离子过程、加成的立体化学进行描述,对有机化学中的烯烃和溴素加成的立体专一性进行举例和解析,并对部分高校利用该理论进行考研题型的扩展进行讨论。     

探析反应机理与理解反应条件——中英高中化学“烯烃与溴的加成反应”内容比较

有机化学模块是高中化学的重要组成部分,了解有机化学反应机理有利于从微观角度探析物质的结构与性质。目前国内各版本高中化学教材对烯烃与溴加成反应的描述过于简洁。参考了英国高中化学教材和我国的《基础有机化学》,综合分析不同教材的特点,以期更合理地讲解加成反应过程。     

用分子极化的观点解释丁二烯的1,4-加成和1,2-加成

共轭双键的性质比较活泼,在起加成反应时,主要生成1,4-加成产物,同时也生成1,2-加成产物。如丁二烯与溴化氢加成,其产物是1-溴-2-丁烯和3-溴-1-丁烯但很难生成4-溴-1-丁烯。对丁二烯1,4-加成和1,2-加成的解释,目前的教材是根据正碳离子的分布情况和电荷的转移情况来解释的。物理学上认为:带电体系所带的电荷愈分散,体系愈稳定。化学上也引用了这一规律,从而推出正碳离子的安定性取决于正碳离子所带电荷的分散程度。这种解释不但难理解,也缺少“化学味”。电荷转移的观点也难使人信服。     

烯烯和环烯烃的亲电加成反应机理

烯烃和环烯烃的亲电加成反应机理,过去的基础有机化学教材认为首先由带正电荷的离子与烯的部分极化的π键作用,生成一个很不稳定的带正电荷的中间体,它立即与反应体系中的负离子结合,生成最后的产物。例如:     

丙烯与HBr/Br·发生自由基加成和取代反应的机理和竞争

含有α-H的烯烃可以与溴自由基发生自由基加成和自由基取代反应。本文以丙烯为例,论述了自由基加成和取代反应的机理和竞争关系,从而帮助读者更好地理解反应条件对优势反应及产物的影响。     

烯烃羟汞化反应机理的探讨

从软硬酸碱理论、电负性等基本概念出发,结合量子化学计算结果,对烯烃的羟汞化机理进行了深入分析,指出烯烃的羟汞化属于亲核加成,而不是多数教材中认为的亲电加成。通过对碳汞键的极性分析,对烯烃和炔烃羟汞化脱汞难易给予了合理解释。     

关于烯烃与溴水加成反应的主要产物

关于烯烃与溴水加成反应的主要产物张永忠（东北农业大学化学教研室哈尔滨１５００３０）烯烃能与溴的四氯化碳溶液发生加成反应，生成邻二溴代物，如：烯烃也能与溴水发生反应。国内某些中专化学教材［１］，甚至是某些大学的《有机化学》教材［２］都误认为烯烃与溴水加...     

酞嗪-2-二氰基甲烷鎓盐的串联环化反应及新型六环咪唑并[2,1-a]酞嗪的构建

酞嗪-2-二氰基甲烷鎓盐是一类研究相对较少的1,3-偶极子,目前关于其反应化学的报道主要局限于1,3-偶极环加成反应。本研究发展了一种酞嗪-2-二氰基甲烷鎓盐在1,3-偶极环加成以外的新反应模式,以酞嗪-2-二氰基甲烷鎓盐与取代2-(羟基(苯基)甲基)苯酚为原料,在质子酸的催化下经历[2+4]环加成-串联环化历程,合成了7个不同取代的六环咪唑并[2,1-a]酞嗪产物,其结构经¹H NMR, ¹³C NMR和HR-MS(ESI)表征。     

β-硝基苯乙烯衍生物与二溴海因高度区域选择性氨溴加成反应

以β-硝基苯乙烯衍生物为底物,二溴海因为氮源/卤素源,乙腈作溶剂,建立了碳碳双键上高度区域选择性氨溴加成反应新体系.β-硝基苯乙烯衍生物与二溴海因在室温无水碳酸钠催化下反应,可高收率获得邻位氨溴加成产物,最高收率达97%;β-甲基-β-硝基苯乙烯衍生物在氢氧化钾催化下回流反应,也可高收率得到邻位氨溴加成产物,最高收率达95%.实验结果表明,对于硝基苯乙烯衍生物,当苯环4-位具有强供电子基团如CH3O时,可以得到单一的α-氨基-β-溴加成产物,但其收率相对较低;当硝基苯乙烯衍生物的苯环4-位有强吸电子基团如NO2时,反应收率则很高.这一实验结果证明β-硝基苯乙烯衍生物(缺电子烯烃)与二溴海因的氨溴加成反应具有亲核加成的特征.本文共考察了20种不同结构的β-硝基苯乙烯衍生物的氨溴加成反应情况,其产物结构经核磁共振波谱及质谱分析确证,并提出了可能的反应机理.     

亚磺化脱卤研究 X: 全氟及多氟溴代烷的反应研究

本文报道溴代全氟烷和α,ω-二溴代全氟烷在亚磺化脱卤反应体系中与烯烃的反应及其与相应的碘代全氟烷的区别. 合成了全氟仲溴代烷CF3CFBrOCF2CF(CF3)O(CF2)2SO2F(7), 它与烯烃反应可得到1:1的加成物. 7的水解产物CF3CFBrOCF2CF(CF3)O(CF2)2SO3Na(11)与连二亚硫酸钠反应只得到氢化脱溴产物. 多氟溴化物CF3CBr2X(13X=F; 14X=Cl; 15X=Br)经亚磺化脱溴可得到相应的亚磺酸钠盐CF3CBrXSO2Na(16X=F; 17X=Cl; 18X=Br), 其中间体多氟烷自由基可用烯烃捕集, 得到高产率的1:1加成产物.     

Steric strain and reactivity: electrophilic bromination of trans-(1-methyl-2-adamantylidene)-1-methyladamantane

trans-(1-Methyl-2-adamantylidene)-1-methyladamantane (DMAD, 1b) reacts with Br(2) in chlorinated hydrocarbon solvents to give either a bromonium polybromide ion pair or a substitution product, depending on bromine concentration. The first intermediate is a 1:1 pi-complex having K(f) = 1.85(0.19) x 10(3) M(-)(1) at 25 degrees C, which rapidly evolves to the bromonium tribromide ion pair. At high bromine concentration, which shifts all equilibria involving the counteranion of the ion pair intermediate toward the pentabromide species, this bromonium ion is stable and unable to further evolve into products. Temperature-dependent NMR spectra indicate chemical exchange of Br(+) between the sides of the plane containing the two carbons of the bromonium ion. At very low bromine concentration, no ionic intermediate is detected and the reaction rapidly yields a rearranged substitution product, identified as 10. Under these conditions the disappearance of the pi-complex follows a first-order rate law, and the observed rate constant increases with increasing olefin concentration, showing that product formation implies Br(-) as counteranion of the ionic intermediate, whose formation is a reversible process. A comparison of the results reported here for the bromination of 1b with those previously found for the parent olefin, adamantylideneadamantane (1a), shows that steric strain markedly affects the reactivity of the double bond.     

Reactivities of methylenetriangulanes and spirocyclopropanated bicyclopropylidenes toward bromine. Relative stabilities of spirocyclopropanated versus methyl-substituted bromonium ions

The bromine additions to methylenecyclopropane (1), bicyclopropylidene (2), and spirocyclopropanated methylenecyclopropanes and bicyclopropylidenes 3-6 in methanol at 25 degrees C proceed essentially with the same rate as those to the corresponding oligomethyl-substituted ethylenes. An increasing number of spiroannelated three-membered rings enhances the rate of bromination and stabilizes the intermediate cyclopropyl bromonium cations against ring opening in the course of bromine addition. Calculations at the B3LYP/6-311G(d,p) level show that unsymmetrical bromonium ions are the intermediates, and that they are stabilized by the spiroannelation with cyclopropane rings. The bromonium ion derived from 1 is less stable by 6.3 kcal mol-1 than that from isobutene. One or two spirocyclopropane rings as in 3 and 4 stabilize the corresponding bromonium ion by 9.6 and 16.4 kcal mol-1, respectively, while one or two alpha-cyclopropyl substituents as in ethenylcyclopropane (7) and 1,1-dicyclopropylethene (8) stabilize the corresponding bromonium ions by 13 and 29 kcal mol-1, respectively. The experimental bromination rates of all the studied alkenes correlate reasonably well (r2 = 0.93) with calculated relative energies of the corresponding bromonium ions. The correlation is even better within the series of methylenecyclopropanes 1, 3, and 4 (r2 = 0.974) and bicyclopropylidenes 2, 5, and 6 (r2 = 0.999). The experimental bromination rates also correlate fairly well with the first ionization energies of the corresponding alkenes 1-12 (with r2 = 0.963) and 13-19 (with r2 = 0.991). The calculated preferred nucleophilic attack of a water molecule at both the C1' and C1 atoms of representative bromonium ions conforms well to the experimentally observed product distribution.     

Reactivity of homoallylic substituted adamantylideneadamantanes with bromine. Substituent effects on the stability of the ionic and nonionic intermediates

Sterically congested adamantylideneadamantanes (1b-g) (X = Br, Cl, F, OH, OEt, OCOCH(3)), homoallylically substituted with equatorial groups (X), react with bromine in 1,2-dichloroethane to give a stable bromonium ion intermediate or a substitution product depending on the nature of the substituent and on the bromine concentration. The nature of the substituent markedly affects the formation constant of the 1:1 pi-complexes, as well as of the formation constant and reactivity of bromonium ion intermediates. The different reactivity of the ionic intermediates, which depends on the nature of substituents, is attributed to bromonium or bromocarbenium character of the intermediate, with the support of theoretical investigations. Ab initio calculations on 1:1 adamatylideneadamantane-Br(2) complexes (2a-f) show that the substituent affects the stability of these species through electrostatic and dispersion effects. Solvent effects may also contribute to modulate the relative stability of these species.     

Magnesium Lewis Acid Assisted Oxidative Bromoetherification Involving Bromine Transfer from Alkyl Bromides with Aldehydes by Umpolung of Bromide

An oxidative bromoetherification involving a bromine transfer from alkyl bromides upon reacting them with aldehydes in a Grignard reaction with a concurrent oxidation of bromide was developed to provide substituted tetrahydrofurans in high yields. This reaction, which proceeds through two types of bromine transfer, was promoted by the addition of a Brønsted acid. Mechanistic studies suggested that a magnesium Lewis acid activates hypobromate, which is generated in situ from the reaction of bromide and Oxone to improve the electrophilicity of the bromonium ion (Br⁺) for the oxidative bromoetherification of alkenyl alcohols. Furthermore, the magnesium Lewis acid catalyzed oxidative bromoetherification of an alkenyl alcohol proceeded to provide a cyclization product in 92 % yield.     

Synthetic applications of umpoled vilsmeier reagents - A new simple one-pot route to isatins from formanilides

When N-substituted formanilides are treated briefly and sequentially with oxalyl chloride, Hünig's base, and bromine, isatins are rapidly formed, many in good yields. The reaction involves deprotonation of the Vilsmeier reagent, dimerisation of the carbene thus formed and electrophilic cyclisation of the dimer by bromonium ion action followed by aqueous hydrolysis.     

What is the Nature of the First‐Formed Intermediates in the Electrophilic Halogenation of Alkenes,Alkynes, and Allenes?

The pi complexes first formed as essential intermediates from alkenes, alkynes, and allenes with bromine have been investigated in different solvents by UV-spectroscopy in combination with stopped-flow techniques allowing the determination of the equilibrium constants, K(f). Using alkenes with sterically protected double bonds, such as di-tert-butylstilbene and tetraneopentylethylene, the reaction stops at the stage of the 1:1 and 1:2 pi complex of the alkene with bromine as persistent species in 1,2-dichlorethane as solvent. Calculations by state-of-art ab initio and DFT methods reproduces the experimentally determined thermodynamic values quite well, and reveal the preferred structures and nature of both complexes for ethene, ethyne, and allene. Consideration of the entropy term reveals that complexes are stabilized in solution owing to reduction of the entropy loss by restricted translations and rotation. According to calculations these species are Mulliken-outer-type complexes with no or little charge transfer from bromine to the double or triple bond, respectively. The 1:2 complex has a close structural relationship to the bromonium- or bromirenium ion, which is the subsequent intermediate on the reaction coordinate. Steric influences show a strong effect on the K(f) value, which can be explained by the polarizibility of the parent system. Addition-elimination often occurs. In bromination of adamantylidenadamantane and its derivatives the reaction stops at the stage of the bromonium ion. The effect of various polar groups situated in equatorial homoallyl positions on the stability of corresponding pi complex and bromonium ion has been studied in this series.     

Oxonium ion-mediated synthesis of 4-substituted spiro-isoxazolines

The stereoselective synthesis of 4-bromo-spiro-isoxazolines was achieved in one step through the bromination of various isoxazoles that contain a pendant alcohol or carboxylic acid functional group. Isoxazole bromination leads to a bromonium ion intermediate, which opens either by neighboring oxygen lone pair electrons or by intramolecular nucleophilic attack. Single X-ray crystal data provide evidence that the two contiguous stereocenters of the spiro-isoxazoline are formed by the anti intramolecular attack of the nucleophile relative to bromine, since there is an anti stereochemical relationship between the spirocyclic ring oxygen and the bromine atom.     

4-bromo-5-methyl-(2H)-1,2,6-thiadiazin-3(6H)one 1,1-dioxides

The title compounds, bearing an alkyl and/or bromine substituent on nitrogen, were synthesized. Unlike 5-bromo-6-methyluracil, 4-bromo-5-methyl-(2H)-1,2,6-thiadiazin-3-(6H)one 1,1-dioxides have the ability to act as a bromonium ion source.     

Addition of chlorine,bromine and bromine chloride to some α,β-unsaturated methyl esters

The additions of chlorine, bromine and bromine chloride to trans methyl 2-butenoate 1, trans methyl 2-methyl-2-butenoate 2 and methyl 3-methyl-2-butenoate 3 under ionic conditions were studied. Bromine chloride addition always gave as a major regioisomer the 2-bromo-3--chloro compound,almost quantitatively in the case of 3. The mechanism of bromonium ion ring-opening (S_N1 or S_N2) is discussed with respect to the double bond substitution and regioisomer proportions. The dihalo products were identified by MS, ¹H and ¹³C NMR.     

Intramolecular bromonium ion assisted epoxide ring-opening: capture of the oxonium ion with an added external nucleophile

9-Oxabicyclo[6.1.0]non-4-ene (1) undergoes intramolecular bromonium ion-assisted epoxide ring-opening using N-bromosuccinimide via a presumed oxonium ion that is subject to stereospecific, nonregioselective capture with added external nucleophiles producing novel bicyclo[4.2.1] and bicyclo[3.3.1] ethers. Carboxylic acids (as catalyzed by tetramethylguanidine), alcohols, water, and halides can all function as effective nucleophiles. Stereospecific direct opening of the bromonium ion with carboxylic acids was found to be a competing process where high dilution disfavors this pathway. Halogen-induced isotopic (13)C NMR shifts (Δδ CBr 1.3-1.9 ppb; Δδ CCl 8.6-8.7 ppb) were found to be most useful in unambiguously identifying halogen-bearing carbons, and correlation of these (13)C NMR shifts allowed ready assignment of diastereomeric structures. The structure of adducts 6b, 6c, 7b, 7c, 7d, and 8a-d were all elucidated by X-ray crystallography.