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Pyrrole and Furan Synthesis Methods

The document discusses various five-membered heterocycles, focusing on pyrroles, furans, and thiophenes, including their synthesis methods such as the Knorr and Paal-Knorr syntheses. It covers the mechanisms of these reactions, the reactivity of the compounds with bases and electrophiles, and specific reactions like halogenation and Diels-Alder reactions. Additionally, it includes practice problems related to the synthesis and reactions of these heterocycles.

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Pyrrole and Furan Synthesis Methods

The document discusses various five-membered heterocycles, focusing on pyrroles, furans, and thiophenes, including their synthesis methods such as the Knorr and Paal-Knorr syntheses. It covers the mechanisms of these reactions, the reactivity of the compounds with bases and electrophiles, and specific reactions like halogenation and Diels-Alder reactions. Additionally, it includes practice problems related to the synthesis and reactions of these heterocycles.

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Five-membered heterocycles

1
Pyrroles - Synthesis
• Knorr pyrrole synthesis

2
Paal-Knorr Synthesis

3
Mechanism

4
5
6
Hantzsch pyrrole synthesis

7
Mechanism

8
Piloty-Robinson synthesis

9
Barton-Zard reaction

10
11
Van Leusen reaction

12
Thermal cycloaddition methods

13
Heterocyclization

15
Reactions of pyrrole
• Reactions with bases: pka = 17.5

16
Reactions of deprotonated pyrrole

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N-arylation

18
Reactions with electrophiles

19
20
Reactions - halogenation

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Acylation

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General mechanism

23
Reactions with carbenes

24
Diels Alder reaction

25
Pyrrole reduction

26
Pyrrole Oxidation – Polypyrrole Synthesis

n C4H4NH + 2 FeCl3 → (C4H2NH)n + 2 FeCl2 + 2 HCl

27
Electropolymerization

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded in 2000 for work on conductive polymers including
polypyrrole

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Pyrrolic macrocycles - Porphyrins

29
Furan
• Synthetic methods
Paal-Knorr synthesis

30
Mechanism

31
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Fiest-Benary synthesis

33
Heterocyclizations

34
Reactions of furans

35
36
Ring opening with strong acid

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Reaction with electrophiles

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Reaction of halo-furans

41
Thiophenes
• Synthesis
Paal-Knorr Thiophene Synthesis

42
Mechanism

43
44
Lawesson’s reagent

45
Hinsberg thiophene synthesis

46
Mechanism

47
Thiophene halogen dance

48
Benzoin condensation

49
Reaction with carbenes

50
Diels Alder reaction

51
Practice Problems
a) Bn b) c) d)
1) MeI CuI/MeLi SH COCl2 NH 1) NaNO2/HCl
N
2) NaH -10 oC, THF pyridine 2) LiALH4
O OH

e) f) S g)
NaH, THF MeO2C CO2Me TiCl4.Zn
O OO
THF
reflux
OH N reflux
Bn
h) 1) nBuLi i) Sn, HCl j) Zn/Cu CH2I2
S 2) O
O NO2
O

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a) Ph
O b) Ph P2S5
S-Buli O
-78 oC, THF O
O

c) Ph Ph
d)
heat O
1) NaBH4
O -CO2
2) H3O+
O O
O

e) TsOH, reflux f) S AlCl3


O
O
O

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1) NH2NH2
2) PhCOCl, py H Me 1) DMF-POCl3
MW heating N Zn/HCl (aq.) N 2) NaOH, heat
a) ? b) ? c) ?
Ph CH2CHO
COCH3

OTs 1) PhLi, THF


e) 2) 3,4-dimethyl f) S
? 1) nBuLi-THF ?
furan
Br 3) H3O+ 2) CuI-THF
2) methacrolein

S 1) DMF-POCl3
g) ?
2) NaOH, heat
3) ethanolic KCN

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O
N 1) NaH, THF
Ph 2)
NO2

S MeO2C CO2Me i) excess PhMgBr


heating Ph

NOH
O 1) nBuLi j)
2) HCHO SH COCl2
3) c. H2SO4
Ph OH

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1) N3CO2Et
a) Ph 2) H+/ EtOH
1) POCl3-DMF
H3C ? 2) aq. NaOH, ?
i)
N
HCl Me
b) O
?
?
S
O S c. HNO3
f)
?

1) ?
2) ?
NMe ?
NOH
Ph

l) 1) NaH, THF
BrCH2COOEt ?
Br 2) c. H2SO4
1) ? OH
2) ?
Ph S Br Ph S SiMe3
Ph Lawesson's reagent
g) ?
O

O
1) nBuLi 1) NaNO2/HCl
h) NH 2) MCPBA
e) O ? ?
2) O

i) O CO2Me

g) O 1) excs Na, pentanol NO2 reflux ?


N 2) TsCl, py
3) NaOEt ?
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