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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Sep 21.
Published in final edited form as: Angew Chem Int Ed Engl. 2009;48(8):1494–1497. doi: 10.1002/anie.200805486

Table 2.

Tandem retro-DA/DA reactions using bicyclooctenone (−)-3a

entry Dienophile(eqiv) cycloadduct Time(h) Yieldb (%)
1 graphic file with name nihms135413t1.jpg (5 equiv)
9
graphic file with name nihms135413t2.jpg 12c 3 92
2 graphic file with name nihms135413t3.jpg (20 equiv)
10
graphic file with name nihms135413t4.jpg 13 12 84
3 graphic file with name nihms135413t5.jpg (10 equiv)
11
graphic file with name nihms135413t6.jpg 14 3 99
4d graphic file with name nihms135413t7.jpg (10 equiv)
15
graphic file with name nihms135413t8.jpg 16 4 42
graphic file with name nihms135413t9.jpg 17 4 39
5 graphic file with name nihms135413t10.jpg (5 equiv)
18
graphic file with name nihms135413t11.jpg 19 4 98
6 graphic file with name nihms135413t12.jpg (2.5 equiv)
20
graphic file with name nihms135413t13.jpg 21 5 57
a

Reaction conditions: dimer (−)-3, dienophile, mesitylene, 150 °C;

b

Isolated yield after column chromatography;

c

Approximately 6% of an inseparable minor product was observed by 1H-NMR;

d

Acetylation required for product separation.