Abstract
Hexatriene substrates substituted in the 2-position with carbonyl
groups were studied in the context of catalytic 6p electrocyclizations.
The nature of the carbonyl group and the substitution pattern on
the hexatriene have significant effects on the ability of these
substrates to succumb to catalysis. A novel 2-formyl hexatriene
dimerization was observed. The first example of a catalytic asymmetric
carba-6p electrocyclization is reported along with the discovery
of an unusual kinetic resolution via a catalytic photochemical electrocyclic
ring-opening.
Key words
electrocyclic reactions - catalysis - dimerization - asymmetric catalysis - kinetic
resolution.
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