Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
21(2), P. 300 - 305
Published: Dec. 1, 2022
Here,
we
developed
an
air-stable,
earth-abundant
cobalt(III)-catalyzed
regioselective
mono-olefination
of
arenes
directed
by
urea
under
mild
conditions
through
a
cross-dehydrogenative
coupling
(CDC)
process.
Under
the
optimized
conditions,
high
regioselectivity
was
achieved
with
various
electron-rich
and
electron-deficient
arenes,
which
afforded
E-alkenylated
products
(with
yields
up
to
90%).
In
contrast
used
for
noble-metal-catalyzed
olefination
weakly
coordinating
groups,
our
reaction
operated
including
temperature
(40
°C)
non-metallic
oxidant.
European Journal of Organic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
26(8)
Published: Dec. 29, 2022
Abstract
Herein
we
report,
a
rhodium‐catalyzed
Fujiwara‐Moritani‐type
reaction
of
unactivated
terminal
alkenes
and
benzoic
acid
derivatives
bearing
electron
donating
residues
under
mild
conditions.
The
functionality
acts
as
traceless
directing
group
delivering
products
alkenylated
in
meta
‐position
to
the
substituent
contrast
usually
obtained
ortho
‐
para
‐substitution
Friedel‐Crafts‐type
reactions.
Remarkably,
new
C−C
bond
is
formed
C2
olefin,
similar
reported
transformations.
Initially
mixtures
exo
endo
‐double
isomers
can
be
efficiently
isomerized
more
stable
‐products.
Transition
metal-catalyzed
C2
and
C3
functionalization
of
indoles
has
been
summarized
in
this
article.
This
chapter
encompasses
a
wide
range
useful
directed
non-directed
transformations.
article
highlights
selective
with
respect
to
C–H
arylation,
alkenylation,
alkynylation,
acylation,
nitration,
borylation,
annulations,
amidation
using
coupling
partners.
Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
21(2), P. 300 - 305
Published: Dec. 1, 2022
Here,
we
developed
an
air-stable,
earth-abundant
cobalt(III)-catalyzed
regioselective
mono-olefination
of
arenes
directed
by
urea
under
mild
conditions
through
a
cross-dehydrogenative
coupling
(CDC)
process.
Under
the
optimized
conditions,
high
regioselectivity
was
achieved
with
various
electron-rich
and
electron-deficient
arenes,
which
afforded
E-alkenylated
products
(with
yields
up
to
90%).
In
contrast
used
for
noble-metal-catalyzed
olefination
weakly
coordinating
groups,
our
reaction
operated
including
temperature
(40
°C)
non-metallic
oxidant.