Approaches to 1,1-disubstituted cinnolin-3-ylio oxides: synthesis and reactivity of a new class of heterocyclic betaines

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Vicente J. Arán, Juan L. Asensio, José Molina, Pilar Muñoz, José R. Ruiz and Manfred Stud


Abstract

The cinnolin-3-ylio oxides 6, a new class of heterocyclic aminimide, can be prepared by intramolecular cyclization of the N[hair space]′,N[hair space]′-disubstituted (2-fluorophenyl)acetohydrazides 5. Attempts to prepare these betaines by an alternative route, namely cyclization of the nitrenes expected from the thermal decomposition of (2-dialkylaminophenyl)acetyl azides 11, failed, Curtius rearrangement-derived compounds being the main products isolated from these processes. Hydrochlorides of the cinnolin-3-ylio oxides 6 undergo alkyl halide elimination to yield the 1-(ω-chloroalkyl)cinnolin-3-ols 19a,b or 1-methylcinnolin-3-ol 21. Oxidation of the latter to the 3-hydroxycinnolin-4-one 22, its methylation to the corresponding N[hair space]1,O- 23 and N[hair space]1,N[hair space]2-dimethyl 24 derivatives as well as the cyclization of 1-(5-chloropentyl)cinnolin-3-ol 19a to the diazepino[1,2-a]cinnolinone 20 are also reported.


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