Reactions of quadricyclane with sulphur dioxide: formation of a stable β-sultine and catalysed lsomerization to norbornadiene
Ottorino De Lucchi, Vittorio Lucchini
Abstract
Ottorino De Lucchi, Vittorio Lucchini
Abstract
Sulphur dioxide, as solvent or in chloroform, catalyses the isomerization of quadricyclane (1) to norbornadiene and cycloadds to (1) to afford exo-3-oxa-4-thiatricyclo [4.2.1.02,5]non-7-ene-4-oxide (3); in the presence of a deficiency of sulphur dioxide,(3) is remarkably stable in solution, but decomposes rapidly as pure product.
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Sulphur dioxide, as solvent or in chloroform, catalyses the isomerization of quadricyclane (1) to norbornadiene and cycloadds to (1) to afford exo-3-oxa-4-thiatricyclo [4.2.1.02,5]non-7-ene-4-oxide (3); in the presence of a deficiency of sulphur dioxide,(3) is remarkably stable in solution, but decomposes rapidly as pure product.
Key concepts: Quadricyclane, Norbornadiene, Chemistry, Isomerization, Sulfur dioxide, Solvent, Sulfur, Photochemistry