Antispasmodics. V.1 Mono- and Dimethylpyrrolidylalkyl Esters of

Robert Bruce Moffett, and James H. Hunter. J. Am. Chem. Soc. , 1952, 74 (7), pp 1710–1712. DOI: 10.1021/ja01127a028. Publication Date: April 1952...
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ROBERTBRUCEMOFFETT AND [CONTRIBUTION FROX

THE

JAMES

Vol. 74

H. HUNTER

RESEARCH LABORATORIES OF THEUPJOHNCOMPANY 1

Mono- and Dimethylpyrrolidylalkyl Esters of Disubstituted Acetic Acids2

Antispasmodics. V.

BY KOBERTBRUCE~ I O F F EAND T T JAMES H. HUNTER A series of thirty-seven new pyrrolidylalkyl esters is described in which one or two methyl groups are substituted in all possible positions of the pyrrolidine ring. Some of these exhibit very high antispasmodic activity. TABLE I

R

-

I- - +

-CnHzn-N

K'

-(CHS)I 1 1 j I

or 4

CaHa

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHzCHz-NCH(CHa)

CaHa

CHzCHzCHzCHzCH-

-CHzCHz-NCH

CaHa

C€IzCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHnCHn-NCH(CHs)

CHZCHZCHZ

CHzCHzCHzCHzCH-

CH&!HzCHz-

-CHL!Hz-NCH(CHa)

CHzCHzCHt

CHzCH62H=CHCH-

CHaCHzCHzCHz-

-CH~CHZ-NCH(CHS)CHZCHZCHZ

CHiCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CH2CHz--NCH(CHs)

CsHa

CHzCHzCH=CHC€I-

-CHzCHnCH1-NCH(CHa)CHCHzCHz

C2CHzCHzCHzCH-

CH3CHzCHz-

L

,

CHzCHzCHz

(CHa)CHzCHzCHa

i

L

I

I

I

CHzCHzCHz

I

L_____i

-CHzCHzCHz-NCH(CHs) -CHnCHz-NCHzCH(CHa)

CHzCHzCHn CHzCHz

CaHa

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

C6Ha

CHzCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHzCH2--NCHzCH(CHa)CHzCHz

CHzCHzCHzCHzCH-

CH3CHzCHz-

-CHzCHz-NCHzCH(CHa)

CHzCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-

-CH2CHz-NCHzCH(CHa) CHZCHZ

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHjCH-SCHzCH(CH:)rCH,CHKHz

CsHa

CHzCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHzCHz-NCHzCH(CHa)zCHzCHz

CHzCHzCHzCHzCH-

CHsCHzCHz---

CeHr CeHs

-CHzCHz--NCH(CHs) CHzCHiCH=CHCH$ I -CHzCHz-NCH(CHa) CHzCHnCHzCHzCH

CeHa

CHzCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CH.CH-NCH(CHa)

CHzCHzCHzCHzCH-

CHaCHzCHz-

-CHzCHz-NCH(CHs)CHzCHzCHCHa

CaHa

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CH(CHs) CHz-NCH(CHa) CHzCHtCHCH

CaHs

CHzCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CH(CHa)CHz-NCH(CHa)CHzCHzCHCHa

CHiCHzCHzCHzCH-

CIX~CHzCHz-

-CH(CHa)CHz-NCH(CHdCHzCH9CHCHa

cas

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

CsHa

CHzCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

CHCHEHzCHzCH-

C 1x1CHz CHg---

-CHzCHr--f:CH (CHa)CH (CHa)CHzFHr

CaHa

CHnCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHzCHz-NCH(CHs)CHzCH(CHo)CHz

CaHr

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CH(CHaj CHz-NCH(CHs) CHzCH(CHs)CHz

CaHa

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHzCHz-NCHzCH(CHa)CH(CHa)CHz

CIHI

CHzCHzCHzCH2CH

-CHzCHz--NCHzCH(CHa(CH(CHa)CHz

CIHK

CHnCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHiCHz--NCHzCH(CHa)CH(CHajCHz

CHsCHzCHaCH:CH-

CHdCHzCHz-

-CHzCHz-NCHzCH(CH:)CH(CHsj CHZ

CHzCHtCH-CHCH-

CHzCHnCHzCHi-

-CH~CHz-NCHzCH(CHs)CH(CHs)CHn

I

-____i

2

CHzCHz

CaHs

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

-CHzCH?-NCH(CHa)zCHzCHzCHz

CaHa

CHzCHzCHzCHzCH-

-CHzCHz-NCH(CHa)zCHtCHlCHzCHz

CaHs

CHzCHzCHiCH=CHCH-

-CHiCHz-NCH(CHa)zCHzCHzCHz

CHzCHzCHzCHCH-

CHaCHzCHz-

-CHzCHs-NCH(CHa)zCHzCHzCHz

CHzCHzCHzCH=CHCH-

CHzCHzCH=CHCH-

I

,

I

CsHa

1 I

I

- 1

-

I 1 i J

I

CHzCHzCHCH: CHiCHzCHCHs I

I

I

-

I

CHzCHzCHCHa

-CHZCHZ-NCH(CH~)CH(CHI)CHZCHZ

I

1

I

i

I

, I

L____i

In continuation of the study of the relationship of structure to antispasmodic activity and in view (1) The fourth paper i n this series is: R. R . Moffett, J. 1% Hunter and E. H. Woodruff, J . Org. Chem., 15, 1013 (1950). (2) Reported before the XIIth International Congress of P u r e and Applied Chemistry, h'ew York, N. Y., September 10-13, 19.51.

of the high activity of some of the pyrrolidylalkyl esters previously r e p ~ r t e d it , ~ seemed desirable to prepare a number of such esters substituted on the (3) H. G. Kolloff, J. H. Hunter, E. H. Woodruff and R. B. Moffett, THISJOURNAL, 70, 3862 (1948); ibid., 71, 3988 (1949); H. G. Kolloff, J. H. Hunter and R. B. Moffett, ibid., 73, lG50 (1950).

April 5, 1952

METHYLPYRROLIDYLALKYL ESTERS OF DISUBSTITUTED ACETICACIDS

pyrrolidine ring. In this paper are reported esters in which one or two methyl groups are substituted in all the possible positions on the pyrrolidine ring disregarding stereoisomeric forms. The esters were prepared by methods previously described'~~ and are listed in Table I.

88.2

B.p. ' C . Mm. 150 0 . 2

Empirical Nitrogen, % Yield, formula ~ Calcd. Foundb 1.5197 CzaHzrhTOz 4.47 4.67 82.8

90.6

125

.02

1.5130

90.6

134

.03

90.0

89

85.4f 81.3

1711

The requisite methyl-substituted pyrrolidyl alcohols were recently reported4 except for 2-(2,2dimethyl-1-pyrrolidy1)-ethanol,the preparation of which is to be included in a separate communication. The disubstituted acetic acids are for the (4) R. B. Moffett, J. Org. Chcm., 14, 862 (1949).

v,p2

Empirical Chlorine, % ' formula Calcd. Foundb CzoHzaClNOz 10.13 10.19

Antispasmodic activitye 0.7

126-128.5

Crystallizing solvent EtOAc

C ~ H Z P N O Z4.44

4.39

80.4

133-136

MeEtCO

1.5248 CziHzsNOz

4.28

4.20

76.1

146-148

MeEtCO

.02

1 .4672

Cir HaiNOz

4.98

4.77

93.2

119.5-120.5

EtOAc

103

.02

1.4735

CisHaiNOz

4.77

4.72

92.0

130

.02

1.5022 CzoHniNOz

4.41

4.41

..

107-110

EtOAc

CzoHazClNOz 10.02 10.06

.1

89.6

132

.Ol

1.5169

CziHzeNOz

4.28

4.47

83.3

166-167

EtOH f EtOAc

CziHaoClNOz

98.0

117

.03

1.4674

CiaHaaNOz

4.74

4.83

82.0

167-169

97.0

121

.Ol

1.5238 CzoHzrNOz

4.47

4.54

60.8

102-106

93.5

133

.Ol

1,5238 CziHzeNOz

4.28

4.22

57.0

120-123

94.5

87

.Ol

1.4660

CiiHaiNOz

4.98

4.99

83.0

96.5-98

83.4

126

.01

1.5012

CzoHaiNOz

4.41

4.39

94.7

99-100

4.29

83.4

132-142

Yield,

%"

~

2

5

98.5-100

+ EtOAc

CzoHaoClNOz 10.08 CziHaoClNOz

+ Et20 EtOAc + EtzO

CiiHazClNOz

9.74

.8

10.06 9.54

.7

11.16 11.15

1.0

CisHazClNOz 10.75

0.3

10.65

9.74

9.68

.1

EtOH

CisHsaClNOz 10.68

10.65

.1

EtOAc

CzoHzaClNOz 10.13

9.97

.1

CniHsoClNOz

9.74

9.60

.1

CirHazClNOz 11.16

11.24

.1

CzoHszClNO, 10.02

9.86

.1

9.74

9.82

.7

9.63

.8 .2

+ EtOAc + Et20 EtOAc + Et90 EtOAc + Et90 EtOAc + Et20

89.6

125

.Ol5

1.5177 CziHz9NOz

4.28

EtOAc

CziHaoClNOz

74.0

140

,065

1,5109 CziHaiNOz

4.25

4.34

91.0

110-112

EtOAc

CziHarCINOz

9.69

87.9

134

.014

1.5227

4.10

4.12

67.5

187-158.5

MeEtCO

CzzHazClNOz

9.38

9.45 10.75

1.2 0.9

CzzHaiNOz

76.0

100

.03

1.4679 CisHasNOz

4.74

4.72

88.9

119.5-121

EtOAc

CisHaaClNOz 10.68

64.6

128

,013

1.5011

4.23

4.32

73.0

130.5-132

EtOAc

CziHaiCINOz

9.64

9.66

92.2

133

.04

1,5179 CziHzeNOz

4.28

4.27

89.5

116-1 18

EtOAc

CziHaoClNOz

9.74

9.73

92.2

134

.01

1.5180

CzzHaiNOz

4.10

4.26

84.5

131.5-133.5

EtOAc

CzzHazCINOz

9.38

9.41

81.9

102

.04

1.4631 CisFI3aNOz

4.74

4.80

72.2

107.5-108.5

EtOAc

85.5

131

.02

1.5153 CziHzeNOz

4.28

4.41

67.5

117.5-122.5

EtOAc

CziHaoClNOz

9.74

9.77

.6

92.3

138

.06

1.5089 CziHaiNOz

4.25

4.23

59.2

135.5-136.5

MeEtCO

CziHazClNOz

9.69

9.53

.3

90.2

145

.03

1.5202

CzzHaiNOz

4.10

4.15

63.6

123-128

MeEtCO -I-EtOAc CzzHazClNOz

9.38

9.02

.6

81.2

113

.07

1.4657 CisHaaNOz

4.74

4.90

90.6

116-120

EtOAc

CiaHsCINOa

68.0

124

,015

1.5097 CzzHaiNOz

4.10

4.11

44.0

143-146

EtOAc

CzzHazClNOz

77.1

154

.05

1.5147

CzaHaaNOa

3.94

3.95

..

65.9

117

.03

1.4636

CivHasNOp

4.53

4.61

..

80.5

138

.03

1.5170 CziHzeNOz

4.28

4.46

87.0

105-107.5

EtOAc

89.0

151

.04

1.5219

CzzHaiNOz

4.10

4.19

58.6

145-156

MeEtCO

75.7

109

.03

1,4670 CisHiaNOz

4.74

4.72

88.3

101-104

EtOAc

132

.02

1.5147 Czt HzsNOz

4.28

4.26

80.0

150-152

MeEtCO

121

.m

1,5078 CzzHaiNOz

4.10

4.10

20.0

136-140

EtOAc

93.5

126

.015

1.5133

CZIH~PNOZ4.28

4.28

..

91.6

125

.Ol

1,5065 CziHaiNOz

4.25

4.22

..

90.3

142

.02

1.5180 CzzHsiNOz

4.10

4.08

72.0

122.5-124

EtOAc

CazHazClNOz

9.38

9.41

.01

86.5

95

,025

1,4634 CiaHaaNOz

4.74

4.74

93.5

143-145

EtOAc

CisHaiClNOa 10.68

10.50

.01

85.0f

124

.04

1.4696 CisHaaNOs

4.56

4.65

94.7

136-137.5

EtOAc

CieHsrCINOs

10.41

.. ..

CziHaaNOz

, . . ...... .........

.........

.........

+ EtzO + EtzO

CisHarCINOz 10.68 10.65

+ EtzO

.01