From photons to reactions: key concepts in photoredox catalysis
Chem Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 101110 - 101110
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Evidence for a Unifying NiI/NiIII Mechanism in Light-Mediated Cross-Coupling Catalysis
Lucia Anghileri,
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Haralds Baunis,
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Aleksander R. Bena
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Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 11, 2025
Advances
in
nickel
catalysis
have
significantly
broadened
the
synthetic
chemists'
toolbox,
particularly
through
methodologies
leveraging
paramagnetic
species
via
photoredox
or
electrochemistry.
Key
to
these
reactions
is
oxidation
state
modulation
of
single-electron
transfer
events.
Recent
mechanistic
studies
indicate
that
C(sp2)-heteroatom
bond
formations
proceed
NiI/NiIII
cycles.
Related
C(sp2)-C(sp3)
cross-couplings
operate
photocatalytic
generation
C-centered
radicals
and
a
catalytic
cycle
involves
Ni0,
NiI,
NiIII
species.
Here,
we
show
light-mediated
nickel-catalyzed
can
be
carried
out
without
using
exogenous
catalysts
but
with
photoactive
ligand.
In
pursuit
expanding
scope
couplings
donor-acceptor
ligands,
identified
complex
capable
catalyzing
between
aryl
halides
benzyltrifluoroborate
salts.
Mechanistic
investigations
provide
evidence
transmetalation
photochemically
generated
NiI
organoboron
compound
key
step
under
conditions.
Language: Английский
Unraveling a Complex Mechanistic Picture of Photochemical Nickel-Catalyzed THF Arylation through Product Enantioselectivity Analysis
Ana Bahamonde,
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Lang Hung,
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Brennan D. McManus
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Synlett,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 6, 2025
Abstract
This
study
provides
a
comprehensive
mechanistic
understanding
of
asymmetric
THF
α-O-arylation
via
Ni
photochemical
catalysis,
leveraging
enantioinduction
data
to
refine
the
reaction
pathway.
Originally
reported
in
racemic
fashion
by
Molander
and
Doyle,
this
transformation
was
re-examined
using
chiral
bis(oxazoline)
ligands,
revealing
distinct
enantioselectivity
trends
depending
on
halogen
present
aryl
halide
pre-catalyst.
Stoichiometric
experiments
demonstrated
that
Ni(II)
oxidative
addition
complex
is
primarily
responsible
for
trapping
radical,
while
multivariate
linear
regression
modeling
confirmed
remains
coordinated
during
enantiodetermining
step.
Time-course
uncovered
an
alternative
initial
pathway
when
Ni(0)
used
as
pre-catalyst,
which
ultimately
converged
main
EPR
analysis
further
revealed
rapid
comproportionation
between
Ni(II),
forming
Ni(I)
species
engage
radical
at
early
stages,
accounting
observed
reactivity
differences.
By
integrating
with
experimental
techniques
such
spectroscopy,
establishes
powerful
tool
investigations
catalysis.
The
insights
gained
not
only
our
transformation,
but
also
provide
framework
probing
similar
Ni/Ir
dual
photocatalytic
systems.
1
Introduction
2
Enantioselectivity
Data
Highlights
Complex
Mechanistic
Scenario
3
Probing
Predominant
Pathway
Experiments
4
MLR
Modeling
Understand
Halogen
Effect
Enantioinduction
5
Proposed
Prevalent
Mechanism
6
Initiation
Precatalyst
7
Conclusion
Language: Английский
Mechanometallaphotoredox Catalysis: Utilizing Increased Throughput Mechanochemistry to Develop Solvent-Minimized Aryl Amination and C(sp2)-C(sp3) Cross-Coupling Reactions with Increased Tolerance to Aerobic Conditions
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 22, 2025
Photocatalysis
as
a
tool
used
in
organic
synthesis
has
predominantly
relied
on
the
use
of
solvents,
be
it
under
homogeneous
or
heterogeneous
conditions.
In
particular,
metallaphotoredox
catalysis
reactions
commonly
toxic
solvents
such
DMA
and
DMF.
Herein,
we
demonstrate
how
mechanophotocatalysis,
synergistic
union
mechanochemistry
photocatalysis,
is
compatible
with
this
class
dual
involving
both
photocatalyst
nickel(II)
cocatalysts.
Using
ball
milling,
these
mechanistically
complex
can
conducted
absence
bulk
solvent
air,
affording
high-yielding
aryl
aminations
C(sp2)-C(sp3)
cross-couplings
alkyl
carboxylic
acids,
trifluoroborate
salts,
bromides.
These
advances
are
facilitated
by
introduction
novel
reaction
vessel
design
for
conducting
four
mechanophotocatalysis
simultaneously.
This
work
highlights
promise
solvent-minimized
photocatalysis
reactions,
demonstrating
that
examples
redundant,
thus
significantly
reducing
waste
stream.
Through
time-resolved
photoluminescence
studies,
observed
excited
states
five
different
photocatalysts
were
quenched
oxygen
more
solution
than
solid
state,
providing
evidence
origin
increased
tolerance
to
aerobic
conditions
experience.
Language: Английский
Mechanistic Interrogation of Photochemical Nickel-Catalyzed Tetrahydrofuran Arylation Leveraging Enantioinduction Data
Brennan D. McManus,
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Lang Hung,
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Olivia R. Taylor
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et al.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
146(46), P. 32135 - 32146
Published: Nov. 11, 2024
This
manuscript
details
the
development
of
an
asymmetric
variant
for
Ni-photoredox
α-arylation
tetrahydrofuran
(THF),
which
was
originally
reported
in
a
racemic
fashion
by
Doyle
and
Molander.
Leveraging
enantioselectivity
data
that
we
obtained,
complex
mechanistic
scenario
different
from
those
proposed
is
uncovered.
Specifically,
unexpected
dependence
product
enantiomeric
ratio
observed
on
both
halide
identity
(aryl
chloride
vs
bromide
substrates)
Ni
source.
Stoichiometric
experiments
time
course
analyses
evolution
with
revealed
initial
behavior
reactions
carried
out
Ni(II)
Ni(0)
precatalysts
later
converge
into
common
mechanism.
For
studying
predominant
pathway,
this
paper
describes
rare
example
syntheses
chiral
bisoxazoline
aryl
complexes,
proved
essential
probing
via
stochiometric
experiments.
These
identify
as
primary
species
involved
key
THF
radical
trapping
event.
A
multivariate
linear
regression
model
presented
further
validates
dominant
mechanism
delineates
structure-selectivity
relationships
between
ligand
properties
enantioselectivity.
EPR
analysis
Ni(0)/aryl
mixtures
highlights
fast
access
to
variety
complexes
0,
+1,
+2
oxidation
states
are
be
responsible
divergence
when
using
precatalysts.
More
broadly,
beyond
advancing
understanding
arylation
protocol,
work
underscores
potential
leveraging
unravel
intricate
manifolds
within
catalysis.
Language: Английский