A mechanistic probe study of potential electron-transfer reactions of lithium dialkylamides

M Newcomb, MT Burchill, TM Deeb

Index: Newcomb,M.; Burchill,Mt.; Deeb,T.M. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1988 , vol. 110, p. 6528

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Abstract: N-Lithio-N-butyl-5-methyl-4-hexenamine (1) was employed as a mechanistic probe for electron transfer (ET) reactions with organic oxidants. Oxidation of 1 gave the N-butyl-5- methyl-4-hexenaminyl radical (2) that cyclized to the l-methyl-1-(2-N-butylpyrrolidinyl) ethyl radical (3). Products from radical 2, formed by decomposition of the corresponding tetrazene in the absence of good trapping agents, were determined. Radical 2 was also produced in ...

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