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The thesis entitled "Synthesis of Novel Chalcogenides using Acyloxyphosphonium Intermediates and Doubly Activated Cyclopropanes" is divided into six chapters. Chapter 1: Part 1: Synthesis of thioesters from carboxylic acids and alkyl halides using benzyltriethylammonium tetrathiomolybdate In this chapter, we describe the synthesis of thioesters from carboxylic acids and alkyl halides. Aryl carboxylic acids are first activated using PPh3 and NBS to form the corresponding acyloxy phosphonium intermediates which then on further reaction with reagent, 1generate thioaroylate ions in situ. These thioaroylates on further reaction with various electrophiles such as alkyl halides / dihalides in the same pot gives the corresponding functionalized thioesters. This methodology was then extended to carbohydrate based thioesters as they are important synthetic intermediates in various transformations and also they could be deprotected later to synthetically more valuable thiols. For this study, we took 1,2,3,4tetra-O-acetyl-β-D-glucopyranuronic acid which on treatment with PPh3,NBS, reagent, 1 and I-bromo propane (CHCl3, 28°C, 2h) afforded the corresponding thioester in 55% yield. An intramolecular version of the reaction was then performed on a compound containing both anomeric bromide and carboxylic acid functionality. This was achieved by treating tetra acetyl glucuronic acid, with HBr/AcOH to form α-D-bromo-glucopyranuronic acid which on further treatment with PPh3, NBS and reagent, 1 gave the corresponding bicyclic thiolactone in 55% yield. Chapter 1: Part 2: Synthesis of Thioesters by Simultaneous Activation of Carboxylic Acids and Alcohols using PPh3/NBS In this chapter, we have shown the synthesis of thioester from carboxylic acids and alcohols. Both carboxylic acids and alcohols are first activated using PPh3 and NBS to form the corresponding phosphonium salts. Reagent, 1 then reacts selectively with acyloxyphosphonium intermediates to generate thioaroylate ions in situ which then react either with alkoxy phosphonium salts or the corresponding alkyl bromide to give thioesters in good yield. The same methodology was then used for a one pot conversion of N-Boc serine ester to s-protected cysteine using reagent 1 as the key sulfur transfer reagent. Chapter 2: Part 1: Tetrathiomolybdate mediated Michael addition of thioaroylates generated from acyloxyphosphonium salts In this chapter, we have reported an easy and alternative protocol for the Michael addition of thioacids to various Michael acceptors. Acyloxyphosphonium salts and tetrathiomolybdate reacts to generate thioaroylate ions which then undergo Michael additionto givethe corresponding Michael adducts. This methodology was then extended for the synthesis carbohydrate based thiolactone by an intramolecular Michael addition reaction to show the applicability of the methodology. Chapter 2: Part 2: Regioselective and chemoselective ring opening of aziridines and epoxides using thioaroylate ions In this chapter, we have demonstrated nucleophilic ring opening of Aziridines and epoxides using thioaroylate ions generated from acyloxyphosphonium salts and tetrathiomolybdate as a sulfur transfer reagent. We have also demonstrated chemoselective ring opening of azirdines in the presence of an epoxide and tosylate to show the novelty of our method. Chapter 3: Synthesis of bromo esters and bromo thioesters by ring opening of cyclic ethers and thiiranes via acyloxyphosphonium intermediates In this chapter, we report the synthesis of bromo esters and thioesters by the ring opening of epoxides, tetrahydrofuran, and thiiranes with bromide ion to form the corresponding bromo alcohols and thiols followed by the nucleophilic displacement of triphenylphosphine oxide from acyloxyphosphonium salts. At first THF and epoxides were subjected for the ring opening reactions to give the corresponding bromo esters. The methodology was then extended to thiiranes to synthesis bromo thioesters in good to moderate yield. Chapter 4: Synthesis of doubly activated cyclopropranes and their applications to the synthesis of dihydrothiophenes and thiophenes In this chapter we discuss the synthesis and ring opening of doubly activated cyc1opropanes using tetrathiomolybdate and their applications towards the formation of dihydrothiophenes and other bioactive molecules. At first, we synthesized a number of doubly activated cyc1opropanes from dimethyl-α-arylsulfonium bromide,24 a protocol developed by Chow and others. With the doubly activated cyclopropanes in hand, we then attempted the ring opening of cyclopropanes containing a cyano group with tetrathiomolybdate to give the corresponding dihydrothiophene derivatives. Also we have used our methodology for the synthesis of HIV-1 reverse transcriptase inhibitor Chapter 5: Synthesis of unsymmetrical sulfide and disulfide derivatives via ring opening of doubly activated cyclopropanes Here, we describe the synthesis of various monosulfides and mixed disulfides by doubly activated cyclopropane ring opening mediated by tetrathiomolybdate in one pot. Tetrathiomolybdate is known for the reduction of disulfides while diaryl disulfides gives monosulfide, dialkyl disulfides give mixed disulfides with the corresponding doubly activated cyclopropane. Thus diaryl disulfide cleaves readily as the resultant thiolate ion is stable and opens the cyclopropane ring to give a monosulfide. Dibenzyl disulfide on the other hand being less reactive gave a mixed disulfide instead of a monosulfide. We also extended this ring opening reactions for the synthesis of symmetrical disulfides Using tetrathiomolybdate as the key sulfur transfer reagent. Chapter 6: A mild protocol for the nucleophilic ring opening of doubly activated cyclopropanes using selenolates generated in situ Nucleophilic ring opening of doubly activated cyc1opropanes with selenolate ions generated by the reduction of diselenides using NaB14 is discussed in this part of the work. A variety of doubly activated cyc1opropanes have been tested for this reaction giving the corresponding selenium compounds in good yield. This methodology was then extended to other diselenides using nitroester cyclopropane as standard and also to other substituted nitroester cyclopropanes using diphenyl diselenide as standard. This methodology was also then extended to the synthesis of homoselenocysteines by the reduction of nitro group using Sn/HCI for the reduction. (For structural formula pl refer the hard copy)

Com o aumento da consciência global sobre os riscos do Aquecimento do Planeta e de suas possíveis causas ficou claro que é necessário desenvolver ou adaptar processos industriais de maneira a aproveitar dejetos como o CO2. Dentre as formas de se aproveitar o CO2, destaca-se a ciclo-adição aos epóxidos, com a formação de ciclocarbonatos. A reação é tecnologicamente interessante, pois ciclocarbonatos possuem diversas aplicações como solventes polares apróticos, eletrólitos e matéria prima para compostos como purinas, carbamatos, glicóis, policarbonato e outros. Para que a reação ocorra em tempo e condições viáveis, há a necessidade de se trabalhar com catalisadores. Foram reportados muitos catalisadores ao longo dos anos. Dentre os catalisadores mais comumente utilizados, destacam-se os sais orgânicos. Porém o estudo sobre modelos cinéticos e mecanismo de reação ainda carecem de mais atenção. Desta forma este trabalho propõe-se a estudar esta parte, através de experimentos cinéticos, modelos teóricos e cálculos de química quântica. Para isto escolheu-se estudar a ação catalítica do brometo de 1-propil-4-azo-1-azôniobiciclo[2,2,2]octano (P-DABCO) frente a um catalisador bem descrito na literatura, o brometo de tetrapropilamônio (TPA). / Nowadays mankind are becoming more aware about Global Warming risks and its possible causes. With that in mind, it is necessary to develop or to adapt industrial processes to use some wastes like CO2. One of the best strategies to utilize CO2 is to convert it to cyclic carbonate through cyclic addition reaction to epoxides. This reaction is important because cyclic carbonates have other useful applications. For example, they can be used as polar aprotic solvents, electrolytes and as starting material for other compounds like purine, carbamates, glycols, polycarbonate, among others. However, the cyclic addition reaction must be catalyzed so as to get the desired product in short possible time and under soft conditions. Many catalysts have been reported in the literature that can be used for the cyclic addition reaction, with the organic salts being very common ones. Most of these reports focus on the efficiency of the catalyst and little attention has been paid to the reaction kinetics models and reaction mechanisms. Thus, we intend to study this part. For this purpose, we will do kinetics experiments, theoretical models and quantum chemistry calculation. The 1-alkyl-4-aza-1-azaniabicyclo[2.2.2]octyl bromide was chosen to this work and will be compared with tetrapropylammonium bromide that is known in the literature.

Nenhuma / Investigamos neste trabalho as propriedades elétricas e térmicas de 1)compositos resina epóxi/nanotubos de carbono de paredes múltiplas concêntricas (MWNT) manufaturados com 0,1, 0,5 e 1% em massa de MWNT dispersos aleatoriamente na resina; 2)de compósitos reina/buckpaper; 3) de buckpaper (tecido de MWNT).

Com o aumento da consciência global sobre os riscos do Aquecimento do Planeta e de suas possíveis causas ficou claro que é necessário desenvolver ou adaptar processos industriais de maneira a aproveitar dejetos como o CO2. Dentre as formas de se aproveitar o CO2, destaca-se a ciclo-adição aos epóxidos, com a formação de ciclocarbonatos. A reação é tecnologicamente interessante, pois ciclocarbonatos possuem diversas aplicações como solventes polares apróticos, eletrólitos e matéria prima para compostos como purinas, carbamatos, glicóis, policarbonato e outros. Para que a reação ocorra em tempo e condições viáveis, há a necessidade de se trabalhar com catalisadores. Foram reportados muitos catalisadores ao longo dos anos. Dentre os catalisadores mais comumente utilizados, destacam-se os sais orgânicos. Porém o estudo sobre modelos cinéticos e mecanismo de reação ainda carecem de mais atenção. Desta forma este trabalho propõe-se a estudar esta parte, através de experimentos cinéticos, modelos teóricos e cálculos de química quântica. Para isto escolheu-se estudar a ação catalítica do brometo de 1-propil-4-azo-1-azôniobiciclo[2,2,2]octano (P-DABCO) frente a um catalisador bem descrito na literatura, o brometo de tetrapropilamônio (TPA). / Nowadays mankind are becoming more aware about Global Warming risks and its possible causes. With that in mind, it is necessary to develop or to adapt industrial processes to use some wastes like CO2. One of the best strategies to utilize CO2 is to convert it to cyclic carbonate through cyclic addition reaction to epoxides. This reaction is important because cyclic carbonates have other useful applications. For example, they can be used as polar aprotic solvents, electrolytes and as starting material for other compounds like purine, carbamates, glycols, polycarbonate, among others. However, the cyclic addition reaction must be catalyzed so as to get the desired product in short possible time and under soft conditions. Many catalysts have been reported in the literature that can be used for the cyclic addition reaction, with the organic salts being very common ones. Most of these reports focus on the efficiency of the catalyst and little attention has been paid to the reaction kinetics models and reaction mechanisms. Thus, we intend to study this part. For this purpose, we will do kinetics experiments, theoretical models and quantum chemistry calculation. The 1-alkyl-4-aza-1-azaniabicyclo[2.2.2]octyl bromide was chosen to this work and will be compared with tetrapropylammonium bromide that is known in the literature.

This thesis deals with the development and application of new synthetic methodology for stereo- or regioselective construction of carbon-carbon bonds in organic synthesis. The first part of this thesis describes the development of a divergent protocol for stereoselective synthesis of chiral aminodiols by employing Mukaiyama aldol additions to syn- and anti-α-amino-β-silyloxy aldehydes. The stereoselectivity of the nucleophilic attack is governed by either chelation to the α-amino moiety or by nucleophilic attack in the Felkin-Anh sense. This study is also directed towards the elucidation of the factors that dictate aldehyde π-facial selectivity in substrate-controlled nucleophilic additions to these and similar systems. In the second part, a highly stereoselective [3 + 2]-annulation reaction of N-Ts-α-amino aldehydes and 1,3-bis(silyl)propenes for stereoselective construction of densely functionalized pyrrolidines is presented. In addition, this methodology is also implemented as a keystep in a synthetic approach towards the polyhydroxylated pyrrolidine and pyrrolizidine alkaloids DGDP and (+)-alexine from a common late pyrrolidine intermediate. Finally, a divergent protocol for regioselective opening of vinyl epoxides using alkyne nucleophiles is described, in which the regioselectivity of the nucleophilic attack is controlled by the choice of reaction conditions. The regioselectivities of the SN2 and SN2’ processes are, however, significantly influenced by the nature of the alkyne substituents and the best results are obtained using ethoxyacetylene. The SN2 opening of vinyl epoxides with ethoxyacetylene as nucleophile is also shown to provide a straightforward entry to functionalized γ-butyrolactones. / QC 20100917

Neste trabalho, fracionou-se e tratou-se a argila Brasgel. Esta argila foi pilarizada em vários estágios de facionamento e/ou tratamento com 5 meq de Al / g de argila: (i) Al-PILC, a argila passou por todos os estágios de fracionamento e tratamento (ARG), (ii) Al-PILCFe, a argila não passou pela etapa de retirada de Fe livre (ARGFe) e (iii) Al-PILCFe/silte, a argila não passou pelas etapas de retirada de silte e Fe livre (ARGFE/silte). Em análise por DRX observou-se que as Al-PILCs apresentaram uma distância basal maior que as argilas de partida. A análise textural indicou que as argilas Al-PILCs e ARGs são materiais mesoporosos, com poros do tipo fenda estreita e do tipo fenda, respectivamente. Além disso, as Al-PILCs apresentaram área superficial razoavelmente maior que as ARGs correspondentes. Outras análises feitas nas argilas foram: teor de Si, Fe e Al; CTC; FTIR; TGA e TGD. As argilas Brasgel pilarizadas foram usadas como catalisador na reação de isomerização do óxido de estireno em hexano sob refluxo. A reação foi seletiva na formação de fenilacetaldeído. As argilas Al-PILCFe e Al-PILCFe/silte apresentaram melhor desempenho catalítico (100 % de conversão em 20 min de reação). Assim, as argilas Brasgel pilarizadas se apresentaram como uma Tecnologia Limpa na reação de isomerização do óxido de estireno ao fenilacetaldeído. Palavras-chave: Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Tecnologia Limpa. Química Verde. Argilas Pilarizadas. Isomerização de Epóxidos. / This work, the Brasgel clay was fractionated and treated. The clay was pillared in several stages of fractionation and / or treatment with Al 5 meq / g of clay: (i) Al- PILC, the clay has passed through all stages of treatment and fractionation (ARG), (ii) Al-PILCFe, the clay would not pass the step of removal of free Fe (ARGFe) and (iii) Al-PILCFe/silt, clay has not gone through the steps of removing silt and free Fe (ARGFE/silt). XRD analysis showed that the Al-PILCs showed a basal spacing greater than the starting clays. The textural analysis indicated that the Al-PILCs and ARGs are mesoporous materials, with pore narrow slit type and slit type, respectively. Moreover, the Al-PILCs showed reasonable surface area greater than the corresponding ARGs. Other analyzes were made on clays: the content of Si, Fe and Al; CEC, FTIR, TGA and TGD. Brasgel pillared clays have been used as catalyst in the isomerization reaction of the styrene oxide in refluxing. The reaction was selective for the formation of phenylacetaldehyde. Al-PILCFe and Al-PILCFe/silt clays showed better catalytic performance (100% conversion in 20 min of reaction). Thus, the pillared clays Brasgel presented as a Clean Technology in the isomerization reaction of styrene oxide to phenylacetaldehyde. Keywords: Sustainable Development. Clean Technology. Green Chemistry. Pillared Clays. Isomerization of Epoxides.

Neste trabalho, fracionou-se e tratou-se a argila Brasgel. Esta argila foi pilarizada em vários estágios de facionamento e/ou tratamento com 5 meq de Al / g de argila: (i) Al-PILC, a argila passou por todos os estágios de fracionamento e tratamento (ARG), (ii) Al-PILCFe, a argila não passou pela etapa de retirada de Fe livre (ARGFe) e (iii) Al-PILCFe/silte, a argila não passou pelas etapas de retirada de silte e Fe livre (ARGFE/silte). Em análise por DRX observou-se que as Al-PILCs apresentaram uma distância basal maior que as argilas de partida. A análise textural indicou que as argilas Al-PILCs e ARGs são materiais mesoporosos, com poros do tipo fenda estreita e do tipo fenda, respectivamente. Além disso, as Al-PILCs apresentaram área superficial razoavelmente maior que as ARGs correspondentes. Outras análises feitas nas argilas foram: teor de Si, Fe e Al; CTC; FTIR; TGA e TGD. As argilas Brasgel pilarizadas foram usadas como catalisador na reação de isomerização do óxido de estireno em hexano sob refluxo. A reação foi seletiva na formação de fenilacetaldeído. As argilas Al-PILCFe e Al-PILCFe/silte apresentaram melhor desempenho catalítico (100 % de conversão em 20 min de reação). Assim, as argilas Brasgel pilarizadas se apresentaram como uma Tecnologia Limpa na reação de isomerização do óxido de estireno ao fenilacetaldeído. Palavras-chave: Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Tecnologia Limpa. Química Verde. Argilas Pilarizadas. Isomerização de Epóxidos. / This work, the Brasgel clay was fractionated and treated. The clay was pillared in several stages of fractionation and / or treatment with Al 5 meq / g of clay: (i) Al- PILC, the clay has passed through all stages of treatment and fractionation (ARG), (ii) Al-PILCFe, the clay would not pass the step of removal of free Fe (ARGFe) and (iii) Al-PILCFe/silt, clay has not gone through the steps of removing silt and free Fe (ARGFE/silt). XRD analysis showed that the Al-PILCs showed a basal spacing greater than the starting clays. The textural analysis indicated that the Al-PILCs and ARGs are mesoporous materials, with pore narrow slit type and slit type, respectively. Moreover, the Al-PILCs showed reasonable surface area greater than the corresponding ARGs. Other analyzes were made on clays: the content of Si, Fe and Al; CEC, FTIR, TGA and TGD. Brasgel pillared clays have been used as catalyst in the isomerization reaction of the styrene oxide in refluxing. The reaction was selective for the formation of phenylacetaldehyde. Al-PILCFe and Al-PILCFe/silt clays showed better catalytic performance (100% conversion in 20 min of reaction). Thus, the pillared clays Brasgel presented as a Clean Technology in the isomerization reaction of styrene oxide to phenylacetaldehyde. Keywords: Sustainable Development. Clean Technology. Green Chemistry. Pillared Clays. Isomerization of Epoxides.

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