The highly symmetrical “centrohexaindan” 3 can be prepared in an amazingly simple two-step synthesis from the fenestrane 1. The intermediate 2, a fenestrane substituted on all bridgeheads, is, according to the NMR spectrum, present in a “static” S4-symmetric conformation.
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