Dinesh V. Vidhani
Florida State University
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Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry | 2011
Marie E. Krafft; Kassem M. Hallal; Dinesh V. Vidhani; John W. Cran
Synthesis of substituted 1,3-dienes was achieved via gold(I)-catalyzed Claisen rearrangement of allenyl vinyl ethers. The N-heterocyclic carbene gold chloride catalyst (IPrAuCl) was superior in terms of activity and selectivity and afforded the 3,3-product in excellent yields. A proposed cation-π inter-action played a significant role in affecting the reaction rate.
Organic Letters | 2013
Dinesh V. Vidhani; Marie E. Krafft; Igor V. Alabugin
A novel Rh(I)-catalyzed approach to functionalized (E,Z) dienals has been developed via tandem transformation where a stereoselective hydrogen transfer follows a propargyl Claisen rearrangement. Z-Stereochemistry of the first double bond suggests the involvement of a six-membered cyclic intermediate whereas the E-stereochemistry of the second double bond stems from the subsequent protodemetalation step giving an (E,Z)-dienal.
Journal of Physical Chemistry A | 2015
Dinesh V. Vidhani; Marie E. Krafft
The analysis of different layers of proximity effect in ortho-substituted aromatic compounds, using a DFT-level study, is reported. Polar and steric components of the proximity effect have been partitioned by applying multivariate regression analysis to an unusual six-electron heteroelectrocyclic reaction of the ortho-substituted nitrosostyrenes. The two pathways, 1,5- and 1,6-cyclizations, emanating from these substrates result into zwitterionic five-membered and neutral six-membered rings, respectively. The substituents at position 1, which are adjacent to the polar nitroso group, influenced the barrier primarily through electronic effect. Furthermore, a mechanistic shift from the 1,5 to 1,6 pathway, for certain substrates, is explained by the electronic repulsion. In contrast to position 1, the substituents on position 4 stereoelectronically interacted with a bulkier alkene moiety. Furthermore, unlike position 1, the position-4-substituted substrates are predicted to give only 1,5 products. A comparison of the two ortho positions with position 2, which is meta to the nitroso and para to the alkene, revealed an intriguing relationship between various electronic factors.
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2013
Dinesh V. Vidhani; John W. Cran; Marie E. Krafft; Mariappan Manoharan; Igor V. Alabugin
Chemical Communications | 2011
Marie E. Krafft; Dinesh V. Vidhani; John W. Cran; Mariappan Manoharan
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 2014
Dinesh V. Vidhani; Marie E. Krafft; Igor V. Alabugin
Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry | 2013
Dinesh V. Vidhani; John W. Cran; Marie E. Krafft; Igor V. Alabugin
Journal of the American Chemical Society | 2016
Dinesh V. Vidhani; Marie E. Krafft; Igor V. Alabugin
Synlett | 2014
John W. Cran; Dinesh V. Vidhani; Marie E. Krafft
Synlett | 2011
Marie E. Krafft; Dinesh V. Vidhani; John W. Cran