A version of it using a 1,1-diarylethylene is called the Wagner-Jauregg reaction.
A version of it using a 1,1-diarylethylene is called the Wagner-Jauregg reaction. Benzenoids are less likely to undergo it, but a compound named for Danishefsky facilitates it. Imines are used in producing tetrahydropyridines in its "Aza" modification. It can proceed via a diradical intermediate when the energy gap between the LUMO [loo-mo] and HOMO is small, but is concerted otherwise. It is a four plus two cycloaddition which usually produces only the endo product. The reaction between a conjugated diene and a dienophile to produce a cyclohexene system is called, FTP, what organic reaction that won its discoverers the 1950 Nobel Prize in Chemistry?
A version of it using a 1,1-diarylethylene is called the Wagner-Jauregg reaction.
{Diels-Alder} reaction