Synthesis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 11, 2024
Abstract
Since
their
discovery
in
2011,
gold-catalyzed
transformations
of
vinyldiazo
compounds
have
become
an
important
synthetic
tool,
enabling
the
identification
new
reaction
patterns
that
greatly
expanded
versatility
these
reagents.
In
this
short
review,
we
showcase
most
relevant
advances
been
made
exciting
area
research.
1
Introduction
2
Gold-Catalyzed
Transformations
Vinyldiazo
Compounds
Involving
Metal
Carbene
Intermediates
2.1
Liu’s
Seminal
Work:
Vinylogous
Reactivity
Au(I)
Vinyl
Carbenes
2.2
Reactions
with
Alkenes
2.3
Alkynes
2.4
Allenes
2.5
Reagents
Aromatic
2.6
Nitriles
2.7
Diazo
Cross-Couplings
3
That
Do
Not
Involve
Initial
Dinitrogen
Extrusion
3.1
Formal
[n+2]
Cycloaddition
through
Moiety
3.2
Activation
Non-Diazo
Reagent
4
Conclusions
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
62(3)
Published: Nov. 3, 2022
Abstract
Several
gold
+I
and
+III
complexes
are
investigated
computationally
spectroscopically,
focusing
on
the
d‐configuration
physical
oxidation
state
of
metal
center.
Density
functional
theory
calculations
reveal
non‐negligible
electron‐sharing
covalent
character
metal‐to‐ligand
σ‐bonding
framework.
The
bonding
gold(III)
is
shown
to
be
isoelectronic
formal
Cu
III
complex
[Cu(CF
3
)
4
]
1−
,
in
which
center
tries
populate
its
formally
unoccupied
3d
x2‐y2
orbital
via
σ‐bonding,
leading
a
reduced
d
10
I
description.
However,
Au
L
‐edge
X‐ray
absorption
spectroscopy
reveals
excitation
into
d‐orbital
species
still
possible,
showing
that
genuine
configuration
not
achieved.
We
also
find
an
increased
nature
σ‐bonds
species,
relative
their
Ag
analogues,
due
low‐lying
6s
orbital.
propose
form
similar
bonds
with
substrates,
owing
primarily
participation
5d
or
orbital,
respectively,
bonding,
indicating
why
often
have
reactivity.
Chemistry - An Asian Journal,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
17(19)
Published: Aug. 10, 2022
An
aerobic
phosphorylation
of
N-aryltetrahydroisoquinolines
was
realized
by
SbCl3
initiated
sp3
C-H
bond
functionalization,
providing
a
series
α-aminophosphonates
in
high
yields.
This
work
reveals
that
/O2
is
an
efficient
and
facile
catalyst
system
to
enable
the
antimony
containing
reagents
might
be
potentially
applied
more
general
transformations.
Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
135(3)
Published: Sept. 28, 2022
Abstract
Direct
C−H
bond
functionalization
is
a
useful
strategy
for
the
straightforward
formation
of
C−C
and
C−Heteroatom
bonds.
In
present
work,
unique
approach
challenging
electrophilic
Au‐catalyzed
α
‐
tertiary
amines
presented.
Electronic,
steric
conformational
synergistic
effects
exerted
by
use
malonate
unit
in
substrate
were
key
to
success
this
transformation.
This
new
reactivity
was
applied
synthesis
tetrahydro‐γ‐carboline
products
which,
under
oxidative
conditions,
could
be
converted
into
valuable
structural
motifs
found
bioactive
alkaloid
natural
products.
DELETED,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
88(4), P. 501 - 527
Published: Sept. 5, 2022
Gold
catalysis
has
emerged
as
an
important
tool
in
the
field
of
synthetic
organic
chemistry
for
selective
functionalization
C–C
multiple
bonds.
The
research
India
on
gold
focuses
diverse
fields
starting
from
methodology
developments
to
synthesis
molecular
scaffolds
their
potential
application
medicinal
and
material
science.
Herein,
we
present
a
comprehensive
overview
gold-catalyzed
transformations
that
were
reported
last
fifteen
years.
Synthesis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 11, 2024
Abstract
Since
their
discovery
in
2011,
gold-catalyzed
transformations
of
vinyldiazo
compounds
have
become
an
important
synthetic
tool,
enabling
the
identification
new
reaction
patterns
that
greatly
expanded
versatility
these
reagents.
In
this
short
review,
we
showcase
most
relevant
advances
been
made
exciting
area
research.
1
Introduction
2
Gold-Catalyzed
Transformations
Vinyldiazo
Compounds
Involving
Metal
Carbene
Intermediates
2.1
Liu’s
Seminal
Work:
Vinylogous
Reactivity
Au(I)
Vinyl
Carbenes
2.2
Reactions
with
Alkenes
2.3
Alkynes
2.4
Allenes
2.5
Reagents
Aromatic
2.6
Nitriles
2.7
Diazo
Cross-Couplings
3
That
Do
Not
Involve
Initial
Dinitrogen
Extrusion
3.1
Formal
[n+2]
Cycloaddition
through
Moiety
3.2
Activation
Non-Diazo
Reagent
4
Conclusions