Organic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(11), P. 2830 - 2848
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Recent
advances
in
the
electrochemical
generation
of
1,3-dicarbonyl
radicals
from
C–H
bonds
and
their
mechanistic
insights
synthetic
applications
have
been
summarized.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
50(14), P. 7941 - 8002
Published: Jan. 1, 2021
Electrochemistry
has
recently
gained
increased
attention
as
a
versatile
strategy
for
achieving
challenging
transformations
at
the
forefront
of
synthetic
organic
chemistry.
Electrochemistry's
unique
ability
to
generate
highly
reactive
radical
and
ion
intermediates
in
controlled
fashion
under
mild
conditions
inspired
development
number
new
electrochemical
methodologies
preparation
valuable
chemical
motifs.
Particularly,
recent
developments
electrosynthesis
have
featured
an
use
redox-active
electrocatalysts
further
enhance
control
over
selective
formation
downstream
reactivity
these
intermediates.
Furthermore,
electrocatalytic
mediators
enable
proceed
manner
that
is
mechanistically
distinct
from
purely
methods,
allowing
subversion
kinetic
thermodynamic
obstacles
encountered
conventional
synthesis.
This
review
highlights
key
innovations
within
past
decade
area
electrocatalysis,
with
emphasis
on
mechanisms
catalyst
design
principles
underpinning
advancements.
A
host
oxidative
reductive
are
discussed
grouped
according
classification
transformation
nature
electrocatalyst.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
122(2), P. 2752 - 2906
Published: Aug. 10, 2021
Photoinduced
chemical
transformations
have
received
in
recent
years
a
tremendous
amount
of
attention,
providing
plethora
opportunities
to
synthetic
organic
chemists.
However,
performing
photochemical
transformation
can
be
quite
challenge
because
various
issues
related
the
delivery
photons.
These
challenges
barred
widespread
adoption
steps
industry.
past
decade,
several
technological
innovations
led
more
reproducible,
selective,
and
scalable
photoinduced
reactions.
Herein,
we
provide
comprehensive
overview
these
exciting
advances,
including
flow
chemistry,
high-throughput
experimentation,
reactor
design
scale-up,
combination
photo-
electro-chemistry.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
122(2), P. 2487 - 2649
Published: Nov. 9, 2021
Redox
processes
are
at
the
heart
of
synthetic
methods
that
rely
on
either
electrochemistry
or
photoredox
catalysis,
but
how
do
and
catalysis
compare?
Both
approaches
provide
access
to
high
energy
intermediates
(e.g.,
radicals)
enable
bond
formations
not
constrained
by
rules
ionic
2
electron
(e)
mechanisms.
Instead,
they
1e
mechanisms
capable
bypassing
electronic
steric
limitations
protecting
group
requirements,
thus
enabling
chemists
disconnect
molecules
in
new
different
ways.
However,
while
providing
similar
intermediates,
differ
several
physical
chemistry
principles.
Understanding
those
differences
can
be
key
designing
transformations
forging
disconnections.
This
review
aims
highlight
these
similarities
between
comparing
their
underlying
principles
describing
impact
electrochemical
photochemical
methods.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
142(41), P. 17693 - 17702
Published: Sept. 17, 2020
The
selective
installation
of
azide
groups
into
C(sp3)-H
bonds
is
a
priority
research
topic
in
organic
synthesis,
particularly
pharmaceutical
discovery
and
late-stage
diversification.
Herein,
we
demonstrate
generalized
manganese-catalyzed
oxidative
azidation
methodology
using
nucleophilic
NaN3
as
an
source
under
electrophotocatalytic
conditions.
This
approach
allows
us
to
perform
the
reaction
without
necessity
adding
excess
substrate
successfully
avoiding
use
stoichiometric
chemical
oxidants
such
iodine(III)
reagent
or
NFSI.
A
series
tertiary
secondary
benzylic
C(sp3)-H,
aliphatic
drug-molecule-based
substrates
are
well
tolerated
our
protocol.
simultaneous
gram-scale
synthesis
ease
transformation
amine
collectively
advocate
for
potential
application
preparative
synthesis.
Good
reactivity
bond
selectivity
incorporate
nitrogen-based
functionality
at
alkyl
group
also
provide
opportunities
manipulate
numerous
medicinal
candidates.
We
anticipate
synthetic
protocol,
consisting
metal
catalysis,
electrochemistry,
photochemistry,
would
new
sustainable
option
execute
challenging
transformations.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
122(9), P. 8181 - 8260
Published: March 14, 2022
The
chemistry
of
nitrogen-centered
radicals
(NCRs)
has
plentiful
applications
in
organic
synthesis,
and
they
continue
to
expand
as
our
understanding
these
reactive
species
increases.
utility
intermediates
is
demonstrated
the
recent
advances
C–H
amination
(di)amination
alkenes.
Synthesis
previously
challenging
structures
can
be
achieved
by
efficient
functionalization
sp2
moieties
without
prefunctionalization,
allowing
for
faster
more
streamlined
synthesis.
This
Review
addresses
generation,
reactivity,
application
NCRs,
including,
but
not
limited
to,
iminyl,
aminyl,
amidyl,
aminium
species.
Contributions
from
early
discovery
up
most
examples
have
been
highlighted,
covering
radical
initiation,
thermolysis,
photolysis,
and,
recently,
photoredox
catalysis.
Radical-mediated
intermolecular
(hetero)arenes
occur
with
a
variety
complex
amine
precursors,
generating
aniline
derivatives,
an
important
class
drug
development.
Functionalization
olefins
achievable
high
anti-Markovnikov
regioselectivity
allows
access
difunctionalized
when
intermediate
carbon
are
trapped.
Additionally,
reactivity
NCRs
harnessed
rapid
construction
N-heterocycles
such
pyrrolidines,
phenanthridines,
quinoxalines,
quinazolinones.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
143(29), P. 10882 - 10889
Published: July 13, 2021
We
describe
a
photocatalytic
system
that
elicits
potent
photoreductant
activity
from
conventional
photocatalysts
by
leveraging
radical
anion
intermediates
generated
in
situ.
The
combination
of
an
isophthalonitrile
photocatalyst
and
sodium
formate
promotes
diverse
aryl
coupling
reactions
abundant
but
difficult
to
reduce
chloride
substrates.
Mechanistic
studies
reveal
two
parallel
pathways
for
substrate
reduction
both
enabled
key
terminal
reductant
byproduct,
carbon
dioxide
anion.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(28), P. 12567 - 12583
Published: July 11, 2022
Visible-light
photocatalysis
and
electrocatalysis
are
two
powerful
strategies
for
the
promotion
of
chemical
reactions
that
have
received
tremendous
attention
in
recent
years.
In
contrast,
processes
combine
these
modalities,
an
area
termed
electrophotocatalysis,
until
recently
remained
quite
rare.
However,
over
past
several
years
a
number
reports
this
shown
potential
combining
power
light
electrical
energy
to
realize
new
catalytic
transformations.
Electrophotocatalysis
offers
ability
perform
photoredox
without
need
large
quantities
stoichiometric
or
superstoichiometric
oxidants
reductants
by
making
use
electrochemical
as
electron
source
sink.
addition,
electrophotocatalysis
is
readily
amenable
generation
open-shell
photocatalysts,
which
tend
exceptionally
strong
redox
potentials.
way,
potent
yet
selective
been
realized
under
relatively
mild
conditions.
This
Perspective
highlights
advances
provides
some
possible
avenues
future
work
growing
area.