Journal of Organic Chemistry p. 5390 - 5395 (1995)
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Russell, Glen A.
Wang, Lijuan
Yao, Ching-Fa
In the presence of t-BuHgCl/KI the radical cations formed by the addition of tert-butyl radicals to C-2 of the quinolinium cation react in Me2SO by proton loss followed by one-electron oxidation (1a, R=H, Me, Cl).For the N-methyl, or N-methoxyquinolinium cations proton loss is not observed and the radical cations react by one-electron reduction (1b, R=Me, Cl; 1c, R=Me).With quinoline N-oxide and its 4-substituted derivatives the C-2 adduct radicals (1d, R=H, Me, Cl) are deprotonated by DABCO to yield after one-electron oxidation the 2-tert-butylquinoline N-oxides.The adduct radical cations formed by t-Bu. addition at the C-4 quinolinium ions 2 seldom lose the C-4 proton but react by reduction, hydration, or in the case of 2-chloroquinoline N-oxide, dimerization.The loss of the proton from the 2-adducts 1 but not from the 4-adducts 2 seems to be stereoelectronic in origin.With N-methylquinolinium cation the addition of t-Bu. occurs selectively (>90percent) at C-4 in contrast to the low selectivity observed in addition to quinolinium ion itself.However, with N-methoxyquinolinium perchlorate the major reaction products (70-90percent) result from the addition of t-Bu. at C-2.
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