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Synthetic Studies on the Marine-Derived Sesquiterpene (+)-Viridianol: Divergent Behaviour of Two Structurally Related, Ring-Fused Cyclopropanes Under the Same Hydrogenolytic Conditions

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Bolte, Benoit
Tang, Fei
Lan, Ping
Willis, Anthony
Banwell, Martin

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CSIRO Publishing

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Hydrogenolytic cleavage of the ring-fused cyclopropane 11 using hydrogen in the presence of platinum oxide afforded the gem-dimethylated cyclohexane 12 in 99 % yield. In contrast, analogous treatment of congener 13 afforded only trace amounts of the targeted and gem-dimethylated sesquiterpene (+)-viridianol (1), the major products of reaction now being the vic-dimethylated compound 14 and the 2-fold ring-cleavage product 15.

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Australian Journal of Chemistry

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