James P. Dittami
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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Tetrahedron Letters | 1988
James P. Dittami; Halasya Ramanathan
Abstract The intramolecular radical cyclization reaction of N-allyl substituted derivatives of o-bromoacetanilide provides a short and effective route to a variety of dihydroindole systems.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1995
James P. Dittami; Feng Xu; Hua Qi; Matthew W. Martin; Jon Bordner; Debra L. Decosta; Jeffrey P. Kiplinger; Philip Reiche; Richard Ware
Abstract α,β-unsaturated amide aldehydes undergo photoisomerization and intramolecular cyclization to provide hydroxy substituted pyrrolidinone systems. A synthesis of the natural product jatropham was accomplished by application of this procedure.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1995
James P. Dittami; Feng Xu; Hua Qi; Matthew W. Martin; Jon Bordner; Debra L. Decosta; Jeffrey P. Kiplinger; Philip Reiche; Richard Ware
Abstract Photolysis of γ-keto-α,β-unsaturated amides provides N-alkyl pyrrolidinones in high yield (77–;100%). The procedure is applicable to a variety of amides derived from the corresponding γ-keto acid.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1990
James P. Dittami; Nie Xiao-Yi; Christopher J. Buntel; Steven Rigatti
Abstract The intramolecular olefin addition reactions of phototransient species were investigated. Photolysis of aryl vinyl sulfides which incorporate the ethyl butenoate functional group provide ene-like products and or (3+2) adducts. Product formation is governed by both structural features and reaction conditions.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1989
James P. Dittami; H. Ramanathan; Scott R. Breining
Abstract The intramolecular addition reactions of phototransient species generated upon heteroatom directed photoarylation were investigated. Novel temperature effects were observed for both the photocyclization and intramolecular addition reactions. Moreover, the addition products observed differ considerably from the (3 + 2) cycloadducts which were obtained upon intermolecular addition to the phototransient species.
Synthetic Communications | 1990
James P. Dittami; Xiao Yi Nie
Abstract A variable temperature photochemical reactor is described which offers several advantages over the commercially available system. The reactor is capable of operation at temperatures ranging from-76°C to >220°C.
Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1983
Arthur G. Schultz; James P. Dittami; Sun Ok Myong; Chin Kang Sha
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1984
Arthur G. Schultz; James P. Dittami; Frank P. Lavieri; Christina Salowey; Padmanabhan. Sundararaman; Mary Beth Szymula
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1992
James P. Dittami; Xiao Yi Nie; Hong Nie; H. Ramanathan; C. Buntel; S. Rigatti; Jon Bordner; Debra L. Decosta; Paul G. Williard
Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1983
Arthur G. Schultz; James P. Dittami