Annulation Producing Diverse Heterocycles Promoted by Cobalt Hydride
Takuma Sugimura,
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Ren Yamada,
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Wataru Kanna
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et al.
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
This
study
demonstrates
the
efficient
synthesis
of
various
heterocycles
using
metal
hydrogen
atom
transfer
(MHAT)/
radical-polar
crossover
(RPC)
method,
emphasizing
its
versatility
under
mild
conditions
with
high
functional
group
tolerance.
By
distinguishing
between
cyclization
and
annulation,
we
underscore
complexity
efficiency
this
approach
in
constructing
intricate
molecular
architectures.
Notably,
incorporation
an
acetone
solvent
formation
cyclic
acetal
dioxanes
from
homoallylic
alcohols
reveals
a
novel
annulation
mechanism.
Extensive
substrate
scope
analysis
density
theory
calculations
provide
insights
into
reaction
pathways,
highlighting
critical
role
cationic
alkylcobalt(IV)
intermediates
collidine
product
selectivity.
elucidates
mechanisms
MHAT/RPC
method
showcases
potential
as
robust
alternative
to
conventional
synthetic
strategies.
Language: Английский
Annulation Producing Diverse Heterocycles Promoted by Cobalt Hydride
Takuma Sugimura,
No information about this author
Ren Yamada,
No information about this author
Wataru Kanna
No information about this author
et al.
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
This
study
demonstrates
the
efficient
synthesis
of
various
heterocycles
using
metal
hydrogen
atom
transfer
(MHAT)/
radical-polar
crossover
(RPC)
method,
emphasizing
its
versatility
under
mild
conditions
with
high
functional
group
tolerance.
By
distinguishing
between
cyclization
and
annulation,
we
underscore
complexity
efficiency
this
approach
in
constructing
intricate
molecular
architectures.
Notably,
incorporation
an
acetone
solvent
formation
cyclic
acetal
dioxanes
from
homoallylic
alcohols
reveals
a
novel
annulation
mechanism.
Extensive
substrate
scope
analysis
density
theory
calculations
provide
insights
into
reaction
pathways,
highlighting
critical
role
cationic
alkylcobalt(IV)
intermediates
collidine
product
selectivity.
elucidates
mechanisms
MHAT/RPC
method
showcases
potential
as
robust
alternative
to
conventional
synthetic
strategies.
Language: Английский