Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
52(13), P. 4392 - 4442
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Metal
agents
have
made
incredible
strides
in
preclinical
research
and
clinical
applications,
but
their
short
emission/absorption
wavelengths
continue
to
be
a
barrier
distribution,
therapeutic
action,
visual
tracking,
efficacy
evaluation.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
61(22)
Published: March 16, 2022
Abstract
The
synthesis
of
sulfides
has
been
widely
studied
because
this
functional
subunit
is
prevalent
in
biomolecules
and
pharmaceuticals,
as
well
being
a
useful
synthetic
platform
for
further
elaboration.
Thus,
various
methods
to
build
C−S
bonds
have
developed,
but
typically
they
require
the
use
precious
metals
or
harsh
conditions.
Electron
donor–acceptor
(EDA)
complex
photoactivation
strategies
emerged
versatile
sustainable
ways
achieve
bond
formation,
avoiding
challenges
associated
with
previous
methods.
This
work
describes
an
open‐to‐air,
photoinduced,
site‐selective
C−H
thioetherification
from
readily
available
reagents
via
EDA
formation
that
tolerates
wide
range
different
groups.
Moreover,
C(sp
2
)−halogen
remain
intact
using
protocol,
allowing
late‐stage
installation
sulfide
motif
bioactive
scaffolds,
while
yet
modification
through
more
traditional
C−X
cleavage
protocols.
Additionally,
mechanistic
investigations
support
envisioned
scenario.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
145(38), P. 20716 - 20732
Published: Sept. 15, 2023
The
concept
of
strain
in
organic
compounds
is
as
old
modern
chemistry
and
was
initially
introduced
to
justify
the
synthetic
setbacks
along
synthesis
small
ring
systems
(pars
construens
strain).
In
last
decades,
chemists
have
developed
an
arsenal
strain-release
reactions
destruens
strain)
which
can
generate─with
significant
driving
force─rigid
aliphatic
that
act
three-dimensional
alternatives
(hetero)arenes.
Photocatalysis
added
additional
dimension
processes
by
leveraging
energy
photons
create
chemical
complexity
under
mild
conditions.
This
perspective
presents
latest
advancements
photocatalysis─with
emphases
on
mechanisms,
catalytic
cycles,
current
limitations─the
unique
architectures
be
produced,
possible
future
directions.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(16), P. 7072 - 7079
Published: March 22, 2022
The
2,3-dihydrobenzofuran
scaffold
is
widely
found
in
natural
products
and
biologically
active
compounds.
Herein,
dearomatizing
2,3-fluoroaroylation
of
benzofurans
with
aroyl
fluorides
as
bifunctional
reagents
to
access
2,3-difunctionalized
dihydrobenzofurans
reported.
reaction
that
occurs
by
cooperative
NHC/photoredox
catalysis
provides
3-aroyl-2-fluoro-2,3-dihydrobenzofurans
moderate
good
yield
high
diastereoselectivity.
Cascades
proceed
via
radical/radical
cross-coupling
a
benzofuran
radical
cation
generated
the
photoredox
cycle
neutral
ketyl
formed
through
NHC
cycle.
redox-neutral
transformation
exhibits
broad
substrate
scope
functional
group
compatibility.
With
anhydrides
reagents,
aroyloxyacylation
achieved
strategy
can
also
be
applied
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(12), P. 5575 - 5582
Published: March 17, 2022
The
oxidative
addition
of
aryl
halides
to
bipyridine-
or
phenanthroline-ligated
nickel(I)
is
a
commonly
proposed
step
in
nickel
catalysis.
However,
there
scarcity
complexes
this
type
that
both
are
well-defined
and
undergo
with
halides,
hampering
organometallic
studies
process.
We
report
the
synthesis
Ni(I)
complex,
[(CO2Etbpy)NiICl]4
(1).
Its
solution-phase
speciation
characterized
by
significant
population
monomer
redox
equilibrium
can
be
perturbed
π-acceptors
σ-donors.
1
reacts
readily
bromides,
mechanistic
consistent
pathway
proceeding
through
an
initial
→
Ni(III)
form
species.
Such
process
was
demonstrated
stoichiometrically
for
first
time,
affording
structurally
complex.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
123(12), P. 7655 - 7691
Published: May 3, 2023
Azines,
such
as
pyridines,
quinolines,
pyrimidines,
and
pyridazines,
are
widespread
components
of
pharmaceuticals.
Their
occurrence
derives
from
a
suite
physiochemical
properties
that
match
key
criteria
in
drug
design
is
tunable
by
varying
their
substituents.
Developments
synthetic
chemistry,
therefore,
directly
impact
these
efforts,
methods
can
install
various
groups
azine
C–H
bonds
particularly
valuable.
Furthermore,
there
growing
interest
late-stage
functionalization
(LSF)
reactions
focus
on
advanced
candidate
compounds
often
complex
structures
with
multiple
heterocycles,
functional
groups,
reactive
sites.
Because
factors
electron-deficient
nature
the
effects
Lewis
basic
N
atom,
distinct
arene
counterparts,
application
LSF
contexts
difficult.
However,
have
been
many
significant
advances
reactions,
this
review
will
describe
progress,
much
which
has
occurred
over
past
decade.
It
possible
to
categorize
radical
addition
processes,
metal-catalyzed
activation
transformations
occurring
via
dearomatized
intermediates.
Substantial
variation
reaction
within
each
category
indicates
both
rich
reactivity
heterocycles
creativity
approaches
involved.
Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
383(6681)
Published: Jan. 25, 2024
The
optimization,
intensification,
and
scale-up
of
photochemical
processes
constitute
a
particular
challenge
in
manufacturing
environment
geared
primarily
toward
thermal
chemistry.
In
this
work,
we
present
versatile
flow-based
robotic
platform
to
address
these
challenges
through
the
integration
readily
available
hardware
custom
software.
Our
open-source
combines
liquid
handler,
syringe
pumps,
tunable
continuous-flow
photoreactor,
inexpensive
Internet
Things
devices,
an
in-line
benchtop
nuclear
magnetic
resonance
spectrometer
enable
automated,
data-rich
optimization
with
closed-loop
Bayesian
strategy.
A
user-friendly
graphical
interface
allows
chemists
without
programming
or
machine
learning
expertise
easily
monitor,
analyze,
improve
photocatalytic
reactions
respect
both
continuous
discrete
variables.
system's
effectiveness
was
demonstrated
by
increasing
overall
reaction
yields
improving
space-time
compared
those
previously
reported
processes.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
123(13), P. 8127 - 8153
Published: June 7, 2023
The
development
of
late-stage
functionalization
(LSF)
methodologies,
particularly
C–H
functionalization,
has
revolutionized
the
field
organic
synthesis.
Over
past
decade,
medicinal
chemists
have
begun
to
implement
LSF
strategies
into
their
drug
discovery
programs,
allowing
for
process
become
more
efficient.
Most
reported
applications
drugs
and
drug-like
molecules
been
rapidly
diversify
screening
libraries
explore
structure–activity
relationships.
However,
there
a
growing
trend
toward
use
methodologies
as
an
efficient
tool
improving
molecular
properties
promising
candidates.
In
this
review,
we
comprehensively
reviewed
recent
progress
in
emerging
area.
Particular
emphasis
is
placed
on
case
studies
where
multiple
techniques
were
implemented
generate
library
novel
analogues
with
improved
properties.
We
critically
analyzed
current
scope
improve
commented
how
believe
can
transform
future.
Overall,
aim
provide
comprehensive
survey
tools
efficiently
properties,
anticipating
its
continued
uptake
programs.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(14), P. 6516 - 6531
Published: March 30, 2022
Ni
2,2'-bipyridine
(bpy)
complexes
are
commonly
employed
photoredox
catalysts
of
bond-forming
reactions
in
organic
chemistry.
However,
the
mechanisms
by
which
they
operate
still
under
investigation.
One
potential
mode
catalysis
is
via
entry
into
Ni(I)/Ni(III)
cycles,
can
be
made
possible
light-induced,
excited-state
Ni(II)-C
bond
homolysis.
Here,
we
report
experimental
and
computational
analyses
a
library
Ni(II)-bpy
aryl
halide
complexes,
Ni(Rbpy)(R'Ph)Cl
(R
=
MeO,
t-Bu,
H,
MeOOC;
R'
CH3,
OMe,
F,
CF3),
to
illuminate
mechanism
At
given
excitation
wavelengths,
photochemical
homolysis
rate
constants
span
2
orders
magnitude
across
these
structures
correlate
linearly
with
Hammett
parameters
both
bpy
ligands,
reflecting
structural
control
over
key
metal-to-ligand
charge-transfer
(MLCT)
ligand-to-metal
(LMCT)
energy
surfaces
(PESs).
Temperature-
wavelength-dependent
investigations
reveal
moderate
barriers
(ΔH‡
∼
4
kcal
mol-1)
minimum
threshold
(∼55
mol-1,
525
nm),
respectively.
Correlations
electronic
structure
calculations
further
support
repulsive
triplet
PESs
featuring
critical
aryl-to-Ni
LMCT
lead
rupture.
Structural
provides
rational
approach
utilize
photonic
leverage
processes
synthetic