Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
60(24), P. 13198 - 13224
Published: July 16, 2020
The
creation
of
new
chiral
ligands
capable
providing
high
stereocontrol
in
metal-catalyzed
reactions
is
crucial
modern
organic
synthesis.
production
bioactive
molecules
as
single
enantiomers
increasingly
required,
and
asymmetric
catalysis
with
metal
complexes
constitutes
one
the
most
efficient
synthetic
strategies
to
access
optically
active
compounds.
Herein
we
offer
a
historical
overview
on
development
derivatives
ubiquitous
cyclopentadienyl
ligand
(CpX
),
detail
their
successful
application
broad
range
transformations.
Those
include
functionalization
challenging
C-H
bonds
beyond,
giving
an
extensive
catalogue
valuable
molecules.
A
critical
comparison
existing
families,
design,
synthesis,
complexation
different
metals
also
provided.
In
addition,
future
research
directions
are
discussed
further
enhance
performance
CpX
enantioselective
catalysis.
Chemistry - A European Journal,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
26(33), P. 7346 - 7357
Published: Jan. 29, 2020
Transition-metal-catalyzed
C-H
functionalization
reactions
with
Cp*MIII
catalysts
(M=Co,
Rh,
Ir)
have
found
a
wide
variety
of
applications
in
organic
synthesis.
Albeit
the
intrinsic
difficulties
achieving
catalytic
stereocontrol
using
these
due
to
their
lack
additional
coordination
sites
for
external
chiral
ligands
and
conformational
flexibility
Cp
ligand,
enantioselective
Group
9
metal
triad
Cp-type
been
intensively
studied
since
2012.
In
this
minireview,
progress
according
type
catalyst
used
are
summarized
discussed.
The
development
Cpx
complexes
thereof,
artificial
metalloenzymes,
carboxylate-assisted
activations,
alkylations
assisted
by
carboxylic
acids
or
sulfonates,
transient
directing
groups
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(11), P. 6455 - 6466
Published: May 17, 2021
Enantioselective
C–H
functionalization
is
a
powerful
tool
for
synthesizing
chiral
molecules.
In
the
past
few
years,
combination
of
high-valent
group
9
metals
with
achiral
Cpx
ligands
and
carboxylic
acids
(CCA)
has
emerged
as
promising
catalytic
system
to
enable
selective
cleavage
enantiotopic
bonds.
This
Perspective
summarizes
background,
catalyst
design,
applied
reactions
in
detail,
followed
by
discussion
future
directions.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
123(16), P. 10079 - 10134
Published: Aug. 1, 2023
This
review
summarizes
the
advancements
in
rhodium-catalyzed
asymmetric
C–H
functionalization
reactions
during
last
two
decades.
Parallel
to
rapidly
developed
palladium
catalysis,
rhodium
catalysis
has
attracted
extensive
attention
because
of
its
unique
reactivity
and
selectivity
reactions.
In
recent
years,
Rh-catalyzed
have
been
significantly
many
respects,
including
catalyst
design,
reaction
development,
mechanistic
investigation,
application
synthesis
complex
functional
molecules.
presents
an
explicit
outline
catalysts
ligands,
mechanism,
scope
coupling
reagents,
applications.
Chemical Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(9), P. 2783 - 2788
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Despite
indisputable
progress
in
the
development
of
electrochemical
transformations,
electrocatalytic
annulations
for
synthesis
biologically
relevant
three-dimensional
spirocyclic
compounds
has
as
yet
not
been
accomplished.
In
sharp
contrast,
herein,
we
describe
palladaelectro-catalyzed
C-H
activation/[3
+
2]
spiroannulation
alkynes
by
1-aryl-2-naphthols.
Likewise,
a
cationic
rhodium(iii)
catalyst
was
shown
to
enable
electrooxidative
[3
spiroannulations
via
formal
C(sp3)-H
activations.
The
versatile
featured
broad
substrate
scope,
employing
electricity
green
oxidant
lieu
stoichiometric
chemical
oxidants
under
mild
conditions.
An
array
enones
and
diverse
spiropyrazolones,
bearing
all-carbon
quaternary
stereogenic
centers
were
thereby
accessed
user-friendly
undivided
cell
setup,
with
molecular
hydrogen
sole
byproduct.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 19, 2025
ConspectusIn
recent
years,
our
research
group
has
dedicated
significant
effort
to
the
field
of
asymmetric
organometallic
electrochemical
synthesis
(AOES),
which
integrates
electrochemistry
with
transition
metal
catalysis.
On
one
hand,
we
have
rationalized
that
compounds
can
serve
as
molecular
electrocatalysts
(mediators)
reduce
overpotentials
and
enhance
both
reactivity
selectivity
reactions.
other
conditions
for
catalysis
be
substantially
improved
through
electrochemistry,
enabling
precise
modulation
metal's
oxidation
state
by
controlling
potentials
regulating
electron
transfer
rate
via
current
adjustments.
This
synergistic
approach
addresses
key
challenges
inherent
in
traditional
catalysis,
particularly
those
related
use
redox-active
chemical
reagents.
Furthermore,
redox
conveniently
tuned
modifying
their
ligands,
thereby
governing
reaction
regioselectivity
stereoselectivity.
As
a
result,
AOES
emerged
powerful
promising
tool
chiral
compounds.In
this
Account,
summarize
contextualize
efforts
AOES.
Our
primary
strategy
involves
leveraging
controllability
potential
regulate
organometallics,
facilitating
desired
An
efficient
platform
was
established
under
mild
conditions,
significantly
reducing
reliance
on
been
systematically
categorized
into
three
sections
based
distinct
electrolysis
modes:
combined
anodic
oxidation,
cathodic
reduction,
paired
electrolysis.
In
each
section,
highlight
innovative
discoveries
tailored
unique
characteristics
respective
modes.In
many
transformations,
metal-catalyzed
reactions
involving
reagents
utilizing
exhibit
similar
reactivities.
However,
also
observed
notable
differences
certain
cases.
These
findings
include
following:
(1)
Enhanced
efficiency
synthesis:
instance,
Rh-catalyzed
enantioselective
functionalization
C–H
bonds
demonstrates
superior
efficiency.
(2)
Expanded
scope
transformations:
previously
challenging
achieved
due
tunability
potentials.
A
example
is
reductive
coupling
aryl
chlorides,
expands
range
accessible
transformations.
Additionally,
mechanistic
studies
explore
techniques
intrinsic
such
controlled
experiments,
impact
electrode
materials
catalyst
performance,
cyclic
voltammetry
studies.
investigations
provide
more
intuitive
understanding
behavior
catalysts
study
mechanisms,
guide
design
new
catalytic
systems.The
advancements
offer
robust
environmentally
friendly
sustainable
selective
By
integrating
developed
versatile
organic
not
only
enhances
but
reduces
environmental
impact.
We
anticipate
Account
will
stimulate
further
innovation
realm
AOES,
leading
discovery
systems
development
synthetic
methodologies.
The Journal of Organic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
84(14), P. 8797 - 8814
Published: May 2, 2019
Vibrational
circular
dichroism
(VCD)
spectroscopy
is
one
of
the
most
powerful
techniques
for
determination
absolute
configurations
(AC),
as
it
does
not
require
any
specific
UV/vis
chromophores,
no
chemical
derivatization,
and
growth
suitable
crystals.
In
past
decade,
has
become
increasingly
recognized
by
chemists
from
various
fields
synthetic
chemistry
such
total
synthesis
drug
discovery
well
developers
asymmetric
catalysts.
This
perspective
article
gives
an
overview
about
important
experimental
aspects
a
VCD-based
AC
explains
theoretical
analysis.
The
comparison
computational
spectra
that
leads
to
final
conclusion
target
molecules
described.
addition,
review
summarizes
unique
VCD
studies
carried
out
in
period
2008–2018
focus
on
unknown
ACs
new
compounds,
which
were
obtained
its
enantiopure
form
either
through
direct
or
chiral
chromatography.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
59(32), P. 13288 - 13294
Published: April 16, 2020
Abstract
Reported
herein
is
the
atroposelective
synthesis
of
biaryl
NH
isoquinolones
by
Rh
III
‐catalyzed
C−H
activation
benzamides
and
intermolecular
[4+2]
annulation
for
a
broad
scope
2‐substituted
1‐alkynylnaphthalenes,
as
well
sterically
hindered,
symmetric
diarylacetylenes.
The
axial
chirality
constructed
based
on
dynamic
kinetic
transformation
alkyne
in
redox‐neutral
with
benzamides,
insertion
being
stereodetermining.
reaction
accommodates
both
heteroaryl
carboxamides
proceeds
excellent
regioselectivity
(if
applicable)
enantioselectivities
(average
91.8
%
ee
).
An
enantiomerically
diastereomerically
pure
rhodacyclic
complex
was
prepared
offers
insight
into
enantiomeric
control
coupling
system,
wherein
steric
interactions
between
amide
directing
group
substrate
dictate
regio‐
enantioselectivity.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
10(21), P. 12898 - 12919
Published: Oct. 21, 2020
Transition-metal-catalyzed
C–H
bond
functionalization
has
known
a
rapid
evolution
in
the
last
years,
offering
modern
strategies
for
reaching
high
molecular
complexity
step-
and
atom-economical
way.
Despite
indisputable
advances,
selectivity
issues
still
remain,
given
ubiquity
of
bonds
on
molecules;
thus,
several
approaches
have
been
developed
to
tackle
this
challenge.
Among
them,
use
transient
directing
group
emerged
as
an
effective
tool,
circumventing
need
extra
synthetic
steps
install
then
cleave
molecule.
More
recently,
strategy
successfully
applied
even
more
challenging
transition-metal-catalyzed
enantioselective
functionalization.
This
review
will
highlight
discuss
main
advances
made
chiral
C(sp2)–H
C(sp3)–H
by
transition-metal
catalysis.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
60(28), P. 15510 - 15516
Published: April 16, 2021
Abstract
Chiral
cyclopentadienyl
rhodium
(CpRh)
complex‐catalyzed
asymmetric
C−H
functionalization
reactions
have
witnessed
a
significant
progress
in
organic
synthesis.
In
sharp
contrast,
the
reported
chiral
Cp
ligands
are
limited
to
C‐linked
and
often
synthetically
challenging.
To
address
these
issues,
we
developed
novel
class
of
tunable
bearing
oxygen
linkers,
which
were
efficient
catalysts
for
arylation
benzo[
h
]quinolines
with
1‐diazonaphthoquinones,
affording
axially
heterobiaryls
excellent
yields
enantioselectivity
(up
99
%
yield,
98.5:1.5
er).
Mechanistic
studies
suggest
that
reaction
is
likely
proceed
by
electrophilic
activation,
followed
coupling
cyclometalated
rhodium(III)
complex
1‐diazonaphthoquinones.