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Gezielte Konformationsänderungen an cyclischen Systemen, 3. Mitt.: Konformationsänderungen durch “Non-Bonded Interactions” in [2.2]Metacyclophanen

Selective conformational changes of cyclic systems, III: Conformational changes by non-bonded interactions in [2.2]metacyclophanes

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Changes of the interplanar angle in [2.2]metacyclophanes can be achieved by increasing the steric strain between the axial position at C-1 and H-8 as well as between the equatorial position and H-14 and H-12 resp.: These non bonded interactions are relieved by changing the torsional and bond angles with consequent rotation of one aromatic ring about an axis bisecting C-1 and C-10. This has been demonstrated with the aid of acetals4–10 derived from 1,10-dioxo-[2.2]-metacyclophane (13).

The conformational changes were deduced from the chemical shift difference between the intraanular protons 8 and 16 in the1H-NMR spectrum as well as from an increase in allylic coupling of the axial proton at C-2 with H-8.

For these investigations the1H-NMR correlation of the protons of the bridge was indispensable. This problem was solved by deuterium labelling experiments and application of the INDOR-sweep technique on theABX-system of (e,e)-dihydroxy-[2.2]metacyclophane (2).

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Glotzmann, C., Haslinger, E., Langer, E. et al. Gezielte Konformationsänderungen an cyclischen Systemen, 3. Mitt.: Konformationsänderungen durch “Non-Bonded Interactions” in [2.2]Metacyclophanen. Monatshefte für Chemie 106, 187–201 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00914512

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