PINACOL-PINACOLONE REARRANGEMENT

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PINACOL-PINACOLONE REARRANGEMENT Dr.(Mrs) A.G. Nikalje Department of Pharmaceutical chemistry Y. B.Chavan College Of Pharmacy Aurangabad

Contents: Introduction Mechanism stereochemistry Migratory aptitude Applications References

Introduction: The conversion of pinacols(1,2-glycols) to ketones or aldehyde by means of mineral acids or zinc chloride is known as pinacol-pinacolone rearrangement. It is a anionic rearrangement i.e. migrating group moves from a carbon atom to an electron defecient carbon which has only six electrons in it’s valence shell. Pinacol-pinacolone rearrangement is general for 1,2-glycols & the migrating group may be alkyl or aryl.

Mechanism: STEP-1:Initiation:- protonation of 1,2-diol. 2,3-Dimethyl-2,3-butane diol

Step-2:formation of carbonium ion by loss of water from protonated diol. - H2O

Step-3:Rrearrangement of carbonium ion by 1,2-shift to give protonated ketone.

Step-4:formation of ketone by loss of proton from protonated ketone.

Stereochemistry: It has been shown that the migrating group does not become free during the rearrangement . For e.g. taking two pinacols(48 & 49) that are very similar in structure but have different migrating groups,and rearranging them simultaneoesly in the same solution:no cross migration is ever observed.

In both cases the rearrangement is thus strictly intramolecular, Similarly,if rearrangements in which there is a hybrid shift are carried out in a deuteriated solvent (e.g.D2O,MeOD,etc),no deuterium is incorporated into the new C-H(D) bond in the final rearranged product. In both cases the rearrangement is thus strictly intramolecular, i.e. the migrating group does not become detached from the rest of the molecule. This suggest there is no opportunity for it’s configuration to change, i.e.retention of configuration.

Migratory aptitude : A general order of migratory aptitudes for the pinacol rearrangements is: p-anisyl > p-tolyl > phenyl > tert.-alkyl > primary alkyl > H Aryl has greater migratory aptitude because it assists in the departure of leaving group (anchimeric assistance) Via bridged carbocation. Electron donating groups at the ortho or para position will enhance the migratory aptitude while electron withdrawing groups will lower the aptitude for migration.

Applications: alcohol that rearranges to the alkene. It is used in preparation of pinacolones. A nice synthesis of the bicyclic alkene on the right starts with a pinacol reaction.The ‘pinacol’ dimer from cyclobutanone rearranges with the expansion of one of the rings to give a cyclopentanone fused to the remaining four membered ring.Reduction of the ketone then gives an alcohol that rearranges to the alkene.

It is used in the preparation of furoscrobiculin B,a sesquiterpene isolated from basidiomycetes of mushrooms. Pinacol rearrangement is also useful in preparation of Hydroxyphenstatatin,a antimitotic agent.

References: Peter Skyes - Guidebook to Mechanism in Organic Chemistry sixth edition,p.no.113-117 March's.Advanced.Organic.Chemistry.Reactions,.Mechanisms.and structure fifth edition, p.no.1396-1398. Morrison&boyd new york university organic chemistry sixth edition, p.no.896-898. Clayden_J._Organic_chemistry__Oxford__2000, p.no.870. Strategic applications of Named reactions in organic synthesis by Laszlo kurti, Eisevier press p.no.350-351

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