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The 1,2-disubstituted cyclohexene synthon shown in structure is found in several natural products (e.g. cyclolavandulal,
)1 as well as in numerous useful synthetic intermediates (e.g.
→→ tachysterols)2. Our interest in novel applications of electrocyclic reactions to natural products synthesis required a general synthesis for a variety of structures of type
.
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