Carbon-tin σ-bond participation in solvolysis: A pronounced ε-effect in 5-mesyloxycyclooctyltrimethylstannanes

DOI: 10.1039/CC9960001907

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Chemical Communications p. 1907 - 1908 (1996)

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Riches, Bruce H.

Kitching, William

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cis-5-Mesyloxycyclooctyltrimethylstannane solvolyses in 80% ethanol-20% water ca. 800 times faster than the trans-isomer and affords exclusively bicyclo[3.3.0]octane, consistent with a stereoelectronically regulated 1,5-percaudal interaction (ε-effect) from the C-Sn σ-bond.

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