Issue 0, 1966

Nuclear magnetic resonance. Part IV. The protonation of indolizines

Abstract

The protonation of indolizines under reversible conditions has been studied. Indolizines unsubstituted at position 3 give 3H-indolizinium cations alone in measurable amount. 3-Substituted indolizines give mixtures of 3H- and 1H-indolizinium cations in proportions depending on the nature and position of substitution. Exceptionally 3,5-dimethylindolizine gives the 3H-cation alone, owing to intramolecular overcrowding.

The protonation of indolizine at position 3 agrees with Hückel M.O. predictions of reactivity in terms of charge and frontier electron densities, but not of electrophilic localisation energies.

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J. Chem. Soc. B, 1966, 44-48

Nuclear magnetic resonance. Part IV. The protonation of indolizines

M. Fraser, S. McKenzie and D. H. Reid, J. Chem. Soc. B, 1966, 44 DOI: 10.1039/J29660000044

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