M. I. Lazareva
Russian Academy of Sciences
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Tetrahedron Letters | 1984
Gennady I. Nikishin; Emmanuil I. Troyansky; M. I. Lazareva
Abstract Aliphatic ketones are converted into °- and °-diketones in one-pot oxidation reaction on treatment with Na2S2O8 in presence of Fe(II)ions.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1985
Gennady I. Nikishin; Emmanuil I. Troyansky; M. I. Lazareva
Alkanesulfomides 1 are converted regioselectively into 3-chloroalkane-sulfonamides 2 in one-pot reaction with Na2S2O8-CuCl2. N-Amylbutanesulfonamide 7 is substituted predominantly on sulfonyl moiety.
Tetrahedron Letters | 1985
Gennady I. Nikishin; Emmanuil I. Troyansky; M. I. Lazareva
Abstract N-Methanesulfonylalkylamines cyclize regiospecifically into N-methanesulfonylpyrrolidines in one-pot oxidation reaction in Na 2S2O8-CuCl2.
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 2001
William A. Smit; M. I. Lazareva; I. P. Smolyakova; R. Caple
A novel methodology of the multicomponent coupling based on the controlled sequence of the kinetically independent electrophilic additions is suggested and its promise as an efficient protocol for the short synthesis of the structurally diverse polyfunctional compounds from simple precursors is demonstrated.
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1998
M. I. Lazareva; Yu. K. Kryschenko; Alexander D. Dilman; A. Hayford; R. Caple; William A. Smit
A protocol for the synthesis of polyfunctional compounds by a Lewis acid initiated tandem sequence of threeAdE reactions of sulfur-containing electrophiles with two alkyl vinyl ether units and silicon containing π-donors is proposed.
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1990
M. I. Lazareva; Yu. K. Kryschenko; R. Caple; William A. Smit; K. A. Lyssenko; Alexander S. Shashkov
The reaction of the bicyclic thiophanium ions salts, generated by the sequential interaction ofp-TolSCI with dihydropyran or 1-methoxycycloalkene and then with an acyclic alkyl vinyl ether in the presence of a Lewis acid and with silicon- or tin-capped π-donors, proceeds with high diastereoselectivity at all newly created chiral centers.
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1989
E. I. Troyanskii; V. V. Mizintsev; M. I. Lazareva; Dmitry V. Demchuk; G. I. Nikishin
A single stage remote oxidation of ketones to γ- and δ-diketones has been carried out in a sodium peroxysulfate-iron(II) sulfate system.
Tetrahedron Letters | 2001
Dimitry S Chekmarev; M. I. Lazareva; Georgy V. Zatonsky; Ron Caple; William A. Smit
Abstract Data on the selectivity of the Lewis acid induced transformations of the title adducts are presented and the routes leading to formation of products containing either cyclohexane or 1,3-dienes units are described.
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1999
I. M. Lyapkalo; M. I. Lazareva; Alexander D. Dilman; S. L. Ioffe; William A. Smit
Trimethylsilyl and DBU nitronates derived from nitromethane and nitropropanes do not undergoC-alkylation by episulfonium (ESI) or thiophanium (TPI) cationic intermediates. The above-mentioned derivatives of 1-nitropropane react with ESI and TPI to give the corresponding products ofO-alkylation of 1-chloro-1-oxyiminopropane. The reactions of DBU nitronates derived from nitromethane and 2-nitropropane with ESI or TPI proceed asO-alkylation followed by standard fragmentation of the initially formed nitronate intermediates to give methyl (4-tolylthio)acetate or methyl 2,2-dimethyl-3-methyloxy-(4-tolylthio)butanoate respectively.
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1988
É. I. Troyanskii; M. I. Lazareva; Dmitry V. Demchuk; G. I. Nikishin
Conclusions1.Oxidation of dialkyl sulfones with systems containing sodium peroxydisulfate results in remote functionalization, the site of which is dependent on the length of the alkyl chain, in agreement with polar control of this reaction by the electron-acceptor sulfonyl group.2.Butyl alkyl sulfones are selectively oxidized by Na2S2O8 to 3-oxobutyl alkyl sulfones, and oxidative chlorination in the system Na2S2O8-CuCl2 gives 3- and 4-chlorobutyl alkyl sulfones, the γ-chlorination products predominating.