Journal of the Chemical Society Chemical Communications · 1978 · 15 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesChemistryMedicinal ChemistryCatalysisOrganic ChemistryCross-coupling ReactionsHeterocycle SynthesisOrganic SynthesisRetrosynthetic AnalysisAlkane FunctionalizationAlkylation ReactionsAsymmetric Heterocycle SynthesisC - H Bond FunctionalizationHeterocycle FunctionalizationLead ChemistryRegioselective CatalysisRegioselective Oxidation
The C18H24 diamondoid hydrocarbon triamantane reacts with bromine largely at the 2-position and with lead tetrabenzoate largely at the 3-position; 2-bromotriamantane can be isomerised to 9-bromotriamantane and the 9-methyl derivative can be obtained directly from a C19H26 precursor by aluminium chloride-catalysed rearrangement.