Iridium-Catalyzed Asymmetric Allylic Substitution Reactions
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
119(3), P. 1855 - 1969
Published: Dec. 24, 2018
In
this
review,
we
summarize
the
origin
and
advancements
of
iridium-catalyzed
asymmetric
allylic
substitution
reactions
during
past
two
decades.
Since
first
report
in
1997,
Ir-catalyzed
have
attracted
intense
attention
due
to
their
exceptionally
high
regio-
enantioselectivities.
been
significantly
developed
recent
years
many
respects,
including
ligand
development,
mechanistic
understanding,
substrate
scope,
application
synthesis
complex
functional
molecules.
an
explicit
outline
ligands,
mechanism,
scope
nucleophiles,
applications
is
presented.
Language: Английский
Progresses in organocatalytic asymmetric dearomatization reactions of indole derivatives
Feng‐Tao Sheng,
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Jing‐Yi Wang,
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Wei Tan
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et al.
Organic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
7(23), P. 3967 - 3998
Published: Jan. 1, 2020
This
review
summarizes
the
progresses
in
organocatalytic
asymmetric
dearomatization
reactions
of
indole
derivatives
and
their
applications
total
synthesis
natural
products,
gives
some
insights
into
challenging
issues
this
research
field.
Language: Английский
Pd‐Catalyzed Dearomatization of Anthranils with Vinylcyclopropanes by [4+3] Cyclization Reaction
Qiang Cheng,
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Jia‐Hao Xie,
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et al.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
58(17), P. 5739 - 5743
Published: Feb. 27, 2019
Abstract
Dearomatization
of
anthranils
with
vinylcyclopropanes
(VCPs)
by
Pd‐catalyzed
[4+3]
cyclization
reaction
has
been
realized.
In
the
presence
a
catalytic
amount
borane
as
an
activator,
bridged
cyclic
products
were
obtained
in
good
to
excellent
yields
stereoselectivities.
By
introducing
chiral
PHOX
ligand
(
L5
),
asymmetric
dearomatization
reactions
proceeded
enantioselectivity.
Borane
plays
key
role
for
reactivity,
likely
owing
formation
borane–anthranil
complex
which
confirmed
NMR
experiments.
Language: Английский
Organocatalytic Asymmetric Dearomatizing Hetero-Diels–Alder Reaction of Nonactivated Arenes
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(16), P. 7374 - 7381
Published: April 13, 2022
Nonactivated
arenes,
such
as
benzene
derivatives,
are
chemically
inert
due
to
their
intrinsic
aromaticity
and
low
polarity.
The
catalytic
asymmetric
dearomatization
(CADA,
coined
by
You
co-workers)
of
the
nonactivated
arenes
represents
a
formidable
challenge.
We
herein
demonstrated
an
organocatalytic
dearomatizing
hetero-Diels–Alder
reaction
derivatives.
tunable
regioselectivity
this
strategy
allowed
delivery
diversity
stereochemically
complex
polycyclic
compounds
oxahelicenes
with
excellent
stereoselectivity.
high
complexity
three-dimensionality
products
crucial
for
potential
applications
in
materials
science
drug
discovery.
Mechanistic
studies
suggested
that
proceeds
through
chiral
tetra-substituted
vinylidene
ortho-quinone
methide
(VQM)
intermediate,
which
is
extremely
active
overcome
loss
derivatives
concomitant
chirality
transfer.
Language: Английский
Tandem Dearomatization/Enantioselective Allylic Alkylation of Pyridines
Steffen Greßies,
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Tyler D. Casselman
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et al.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
145(22), P. 11907 - 11913
Published: May 22, 2023
Herein,
we
report
a
multistep
one-pot
reaction
of
substituted
pyridines
leading
to
N-protected
tetrahydropyridines
with
outstanding
enantioselectivity
(up
97%
ee).
An
iridium(I)-catalyzed
dearomative
1,2-hydrosilylation
enables
the
use
N-silyl
enamines
as
new
type
nucleophile
in
subsequent
palladium-catalyzed
asymmetric
allylic
alkylation.
This
telescoped
process
overcomes
intrinsic
nucleophilic
selectivity
synthesize
enantioenriched,
C-3-substituted
tetrahydropyridine
products
that
have
been
otherwise
challenging
access.
Language: Английский
Electrochemical cascade migratory versus ortho -cyclization of 2-alkynylbenzenesulfonamides
Chemical Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(8), P. 2827 - 2832
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Efficient
control
over
several
possible
reaction
pathways
of
free
radicals
is
the
chemical
basis
their
highly
selective
transformations.
Among
various
competing
pathways,
sulfonimidyl
generated
from
electrolysis
2-alkynylbenzenesulfonamides
undergo
cascade
migratory
or
Language: Английский
Enantioselective dearomative [3+2] cycloaddition of 2-nitrobenzofurans with aldehyde-derived Morita–Baylis–Hillman carbonates
Xin-He Yang,
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et al.
Chemical Communications,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
55(62), P. 9144 - 9147
Published: Jan. 1, 2019
The
phosphine-catalyzed
asymmetric
dearomative
[3+2]
cycloaddition
of
2-nitrobenzofurans
with
aldehyde-derived
Morita-Baylis-Hillman
(MBH)
carbonates
or
allenoate
was
developed.
reaction
MBH
resulted
in
a
series
cyclopentabenzofurans
containing
three
contiguous
stereocenters
good
to
high
yields,
diastereoselectivities
and
enantioselectivities.
use
also
gave
the
target
product
moderate
enantioselectivity.
Language: Английский
Spirocyclizative Remote Arylcarboxylation of Nonactivated Arenes with CO 2 via Visible-Light-Induced Reductive Dearomatization
Yuzhen Gao,
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et al.
CCS Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
4(5), P. 1565 - 1576
Published: May 28, 2021
Open
AccessCCS
ChemistryCOMMUNICATION1
May
2022Spirocyclizative
Remote
Arylcarboxylation
of
Nonactivated
Arenes
with
CO2
via
Visible-Light-Induced
Reductive
Dearomatization
Yuzhen
Gao,
Hao
Wang,
Zhuomin
Chi,
Lei
Yang,
Chunlin
Zhou
and
Gang
Li
Gao
Key
Laboratory
Coal
to
Ethylene
Glycol
Its
Related
Technology,
Center
for
Excellence
in
Molecular
Synthesis,
Fujian
Institute
Research
on
the
Structure
Matter,
University
Chinese
Academy
Sciences,
Fuzhou,
350002
,
Wang
Chi
College
Chemistry
Materials
Science,
Normal
University,
350117
Yang
*Corresponding
author:
E-mail
Address:
[email
protected]
Frontiers
Science
Transformative
Molecules,
Shanghai
Jiao
Tong
200240
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Visible-light-induced
reductive
dearomatization
nonactivated
arenes
is
a
very
challenging
transformation
remains
its
infancy.
Herein,
we
report
novel
strategy
achieve
visible-light-induced
spirocyclizative
remote
arylcarboxylation
including
naphthalenyl-
phenyl-bearing
aromatics
under
mild
conditions
through
radical-polar
crossover
cascade
(RPCC).
This
protocol
rapidly
delivers
broad
range
spirocyclic
valuable
carboxylic
acid
derivatives
from
readily
accessible
aromatic
precursors
generally
good
regioselectivity
chemoselectivity.
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Introduction
represents
unique
synthetic
that
converts
available
planar
into
three-dimensional
alicyclic
molecules.1–6
Notable
methods
include
Birch
reduction,7
transition-metal-catalyzed
dearomative
functionalization,8,9
oxidative
electron-rich
(hetero)aromatics,10
UV-light-promoted
photochemical
cycloadditions.11
However,
progress
has
mainly
been
made
studies
heteroaromatics
indoles,
such
as
phenols
naphthols.1–24
In
contrast,
only
limited
important
advances
have
electronically
unbiased
naphthalene
benzene
possess
high
resonance
stabilization
energy.6,25–35
Of
particular
note,
You
group25
Hong
Jia's
group26
simultaneously
reported
two
types
elegant,
highly
diastereoselective
1,4-difunctionalization
reactions
1-naphthamides
palladium-catalyzed
at
slightly
elevated
temperature.
Therefore,
challenging,
development
complementary
desirable.
recent
years,
visible-light
photoredox
catalysis36–45
emerged
promising
developing
protocols
dearomatization,46–59
several
significant
arenes,60–74
cycloadditions
were
groups
Sarlah
Bach,60–63
dearomatization.64–66
A
distinct
redox-neutral
hydroalkylative
was
also
by
group
Zhang,
Mei,
You.67
there
are
handful
reports
arenes.68–74
König68
Miyake69
independently
catalyst
(PC)-induced
Birch-type
reduction
arenes.
Meanwhile,
monofunctionalizations
hydroalkylation70–72
hydroboration73
photoreduction
disclosed
Stephenson,70
Murakami,71
Curran,73
respectively
(Scheme
1a).
Notably,
Jui
group74
achieved
hydroarylation
using
an
amine
reductant
1a),
avoiding
use
toxic
reagents
SmI2/hexamethylphosphoramide
(HMPA)75
similar
traditional
transformations.
Despite
this
progress,
difunctionalization
possibly
due
competing
protonation
rearomatization.
Scheme
1
|
(a–c)
More
recently,
our
group76
styrenes
(RPCC),
which
initiated
reactive
aryl
radicals
generated
halides.
We
wondered
whether
RPCC
process76–91
could
be
applied
CO2.
during
investigation,
Yu
group92
2,3-arylcarboxylation
class
well-studied
heteroarene
reactions,
5-exo-trig
cyclization
1b).
Surprisingly,
chemoselective
phenyl
ring
6-exo-trig
occurred
2-phenyl
indoles
substates
reaction
conditions,
leading
products
those
Yu's
work
1c).
line
continuous
interest
catalytic
utilization
CO2,93,94
abundant,
low-cost,
sustainable,
nontoxic
C1
building
block,
herein
bearing
naphthalenyl,
phenyl,
quinolinyl
provides
rapid
access
valuable,
complex,
frameworks
type
Hantzsch
ester
reaductant,
is,
4-potassium
carboxylate
HE
(4-CO2K-HE),
discovered
study.
Results
Discussion
To
start
derivative
1a
(Table
1)
utilized
model
substrate,
irradiated
30
W
blue
light-emitting
diodes
(LEDs)
presence
commercially
PC
Ru(bpy)3Cl2
atmospheric
pressure
ambient
After
extensive
screening
1,4-arylcarboxylation
product
2,
methylated
original
ease
isolation,
obtained
83%
isolated
yield
employing
4-CO2K-HE
reductant95–97
K2CO3
base
dimethylformamide
(DMF;
entry
1).
The
structure
2
confirmed
X-ray
analysis,
representing
formal
C–H
carboxylation
CO2.98–100
Control
revealed
no
observed
without
either
or
light,
indicating
promoted
light
(entries
3).
decrease
when
carrying
out
nitrogen
atmosphere
(entry
4),
suggesting
some
produced
oxidation
4-CO2K-HE.
detected
addition
5),
much
better
than
other
reductants
(HEH),
N,N-diisopropylethylamine
(DIPEA),
Et3N,
revealing
critical
role
6–8).
desired
HCO2K,
contrast
previous
9).76
decreased
dramatically
carried
Cs2CO3
absence
10
11).
PCs
2,4,5,6-tetra(9H-carbazol-9-yl)isophthalonitrile
(4CzIPN)
iridium
complexes,
proved
most
suitable
one
12–14).
Slight
loading
reduced
mol
%
15).
Moreover,
solvents
examined,
DMF
found
best
comparing
dimethyl
sulfoxide
(DMSO),
N,N-dimethylacetamide
(DMA),
CH3CN
16–18).
Finally,
bromide
chloride
analog
employed
starting
material
recovered
19
20).
Table
Optimization
Reaction
Conditionsa
Entry
Deviation
Standard
Conditions
Yield
(%)b
None
87
(83)c
Without
N.D.
3
dark
4
Under
37
5
6
HEH
(2.0
equiv)
61
7
DIPEA
18
8
Et3N(2.0
9
HCO2K
instead
11
41
12
4CzIPN
45
13
[Ir(ppy)2(dtbbpy)]PF6
14
fac-Ir(ppy)3
15
(2
%)
73
16
DMSO
60
17
DMA
74
Br
I
20
Cl
Note:
N.D.,
not
detected;
4-CO2K-HE,
potassium
3,5-bis(ethoxycarbonyl)-2,6-dimethyl-1,4-dihydropyridine-4-carboxylate
HE;
HEH,
ester;
bpy,
2,2′-bipyridine;
ppy,
2-phenylpyridine;
dtbbpy,
4,4-di-tert-butyl-2,2′-bipyridine.
aReaction
conditions:
(0.1
mmol),
(3
%),
(0.12
mmol,
1.2
equiv),
(0.2
2.0
(1
mL),
atm
CO2,
rt,
24
h,
LEDs;
then
MeI
(0.5
°C,
h.
bYield
determined
1H
NMR
CH2Br2
internal
standard.
cYield
parentheses
0.2
mmol
scale.
optimized
tested
series
quinoline
investigate
generality
arylcarboxylation.
As
shown
phenol
ether
linker
various
functional
groups,
halide
(F,
Cl,
Br)
CO2Me,
afforded
corresponding
dearomatized
yields
(
2–
7).
Substrates
possessing
or/and
pyridyl
compatible
produce
structurally
diverse
heterocycles
8–
addition,
N-protected
aniline
linkers
different
protecting
(such
Boc,
Ac,
Cbz,
CO2Ph)
tolerated
12–
substitution
patterns
allowed
give
satisfied
16–
21).
spiroindolines
delivered
substrates
22
23).
trace
amounts
side
competitive
substrates,
except
less
5%
23.
Scope
naphthalenes
quinolines
(0.24
(0.4
(1.0
Isolated
yields.
aMethylation
SOCl2
MeOH
(4
100
Subsequently,
versatility
spiro-dearomative
process
studied
3).25
Pleasingly,
N-alkyl
methyl,
benzyl,
isopropyl)
reaction,
delivering
25–
27
(73–76%).
electron-donating
(Me
OMe),
electron-withdrawing
(halides,
CF3,
CN)
meta
para
position
all
affording
(28–38,
60–75%).
Substrate
methyl
C6
gave
39
64%
yield.
substrate
viable
transformation,
providing
target
40
acceptable
C4
naphthalenyl
tolerated,
producing
4-carboxylated
41–
43)
reasonable
yields,
though
about
10%
these
examples.
aYield
major
diastereomer,
minor
diastereomer
isolated.
Furthermore,
explored
2-tethered
4).
after
being
subjected
led
1,2-arylcarboxylation
45–
48)
whose
structures
above-mentioned
1-tethered
naphthalenes,
albeit
moderate
1,2-hydroarylation
(10–20%)
substrates.
Importantly,
approach
dearomatize
benzamide
rings
49–
53),
scope
phenanthridin-6-one
49
50,
unknown
51–
53.
44
48
aStructure
displayed;
10–20%
observed.
b24
During
study,
surprisingly
unexpected
reactivity
5).
Interestingly,
predominantly
rather
activated
indole
ring's
C2–C3
double
bond
study
same
substrate.92
55
carboxylation.98–100
rationale
chemoselectivity
clear
present.
Initially,
iodide
employed,
but
it
effective
55).
It
should
mentioned
lower
55.
suspected
might
labile,
resulting
relatively
Gratifyingly,
substituents
converted
(56–65).
indole's
bond,
debromination
(about
5%)
well
(generally
<5%)
noted
unreacted
transformed
unidentifiable
decomposed.
amide
since
substate
2-bromobenzyl
2-bromobenzamide
group.
54
LEDs,
h;
yields;
a2
moved
conduct
preliminary
mechanistic
obtain
insight
mechanism.
First,
Stern–Volmer
luminescence
experiments
showed
light-activated
Ru
(PC*)
quenched
effectively
54a
(see
Supporting
Information
details).
determine
carboxyl
source
product,
13CO2
(99%
13C)
gas
88%
13C
incorporation
6a).
isotope-labeling
diene
d-
66
suggested
possible
anion
intermediate
6b).
radical
trapping
performed,
1,1-diphenyl
ethylene
2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidinooxy
(TEMPO),
identifiable
trapped,
TEMPO
probably
suppressed
oxidizing
Information).
scaled
up
6c).
derivation
briefly
generate
67
allylic
alcohol
68
6d).
(a–d)
Mechanistic
studies,
scale-up
derivation.
mechanism
proposed
based
above
Upon
irradiation,
excited
PC*
A)
subsequently
reductively
(E
=
−0.90
V
vs.
saturated
calomel
electrode
(SCE)
DMF,
see
Information)
B)
(E1/2
[RuII*/RuI]
+0.77
vs
SCE
MeCN)101
dihydropyridine
C)
release
Reduction
B
[RuI/RuII]
−1.33
D
underwent
afford
E.
Single-electron
transfer
C
E
anionic
G,
nucleophilic
H.
base-promoted
rearrangement
followed
methylation
Proposed
cycle.
Conclusion
developed
novel,
N-benzylanilines
RPCC.
An
interesting
unusual
presented.
dearomatization/arylcarboxylation
efficiently
precursors,
method
complex
molecule
construction.
available,
general
experimental
procedures
characterization
spectra.
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Interest
authors
declare
financial
interest.
Preprint
Statement
presented
article
posted
preprint
server
ChemRxiv
prior
publication
CCS
Chemistry.
can
here:
[DOI:
http://dx.doi.org/10.26434/chemrxiv.14449728].
Acknowledgments
gratefully
acknowledge
support
NSFC
(grant
nos.
21871257,
22022111,
21801240),
Natural
Foundation
Province
no.
2020J02008),
Strategic
Priority
Program
Sciences
XDB20000000).
thank
Weiping
Cai
FJIRSM
help
cyclic
voltammetry
experiment
Tao
Shaoxing
crystallographic
structural
data
analysis.
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allyl
borate
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key
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a
diazo
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functionalization,
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arenes
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limiting
reagents.
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bromides
were
also
applicable
give
dearomatized
structures
under
conditions.
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