Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2012,
Volume and Issue:
134(17), P. 7219 - 7222
Published: April 13, 2012
Good
to
excellent
reactivity
and
regiocontrol
have
been
achieved
in
the
Cu(I)-catalyzed
borylation
of
dialkyl
internal
alkynes
with
bis(pinacolato)diboron.
The
presence
a
propargylic
polar
group
(OH,
OR,
SAr,
SO(2)Ar,
or
NHTs),
combination
PCy(3)
as
ligand,
allowed
maximizing
site-selectivity
(β
function).
DFT
calculations
suggest
subtle
orbitalic
influence
from
group,
matched
ligand
substrate
size
effects,
key
factors
involved
high
β-selectivity.
vinylboronates
stereoselective
synthesis
trisubstituted
olefins,
while
allylic
substitution
SO(2)Py
without
affecting
boronate
provided
access
formal
hydroboration
products
unbiased
dialkylalkynes.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2013,
Volume and Issue:
135(32), P. 11700 - 11703
Published: July 26, 2013
The
first
Cu-catalyzed
asymmetric
borylative
cyclization
of
cyclohexadienone-containing
1,6-enynes
is
achieved
through
a
tandem
process:
selective
β-borylation
propargylic
ether
and
subsequent
conjugate
addition
to
cyclohexadienone.
reaction
proceeds
with
excellent
regioselectivity
enantioselectivity
afford
an
optically
pure
cis-hydrobenzofuran
framework
bearing
alkenylboronate
enone
substructures.
Furthermore,
the
resulting
bicyclic
products
could
be
converted
bridged
tricyclic
ring
structures.
This
method
extends
realm
reactions
using
bis(pinacolato)diboron
(B2pin2).
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
119(4), P. 2954 - 3031
Published: Jan. 30, 2019
Copper
is
one
of
the
most
abundant
and
less
toxic
transition
metals.
Nature
takes
advantage
bioavailability
rich
redox
chemistry
Cu
to
carry
out
oxygenase
oxidase
organic
transformations
using
O2
(or
H2O2)
as
oxidant.
Inspired
by
reactivity
these
Cu-dependent
metalloenzymes,
chemists
have
developed
synthetic
protocols
functionalize
molecules
under
enviormentally
benign
conditions.
also
promotes
other
usually
catalyzed
4d
5d
metals
(Pd,
Pt,
Rh,
etc.)
such
nitrene
insertions
or
C–C
C–heteroatom
coupling
reactions.
In
this
review,
we
summarized
relevant
research
in
which
copper
catalyzes
functionalization
molecules,
including
biological
catalysis,
bioinspired
model
systems,
organometallic
reactivity.
The
reaction
mechanisms
processes
take
place
are
discussed
detail.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2013,
Volume and Issue:
135(7), P. 2635 - 2640
Published: Jan. 27, 2013
A
borylative
exo-cyclization
of
alkenyl
halides
has
been
reported.
The
reaction
includes
the
regioselective
addition
a
borylcopper(I)
intermediate
to
unactivated
terminal
alkenes,
followed
by
intramolecular
substitution
resulting
alkylcopper(I)
moiety
for
halide
leaving
groups.
Experimental
and
theoretical
investigations
mechanism
have
also
described.
This
provides
new
method
synthesis
alkylboronates
containing
strained
cycloalkyl
structures
from
simple
starting
materials.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
141(1), P. 548 - 559
Published: Dec. 4, 2018
Many
reactions
involving
allenyl
ion
species
have
been
studied,
but
radicals
are
less
well
understood,
perhaps
because
of
the
inconvenience
associated
with
generation
short-lived
radicals.
We
describe
here
a
versatile
method
for
and
their
previously
unreported
applications
in
intermolecular
1,4-carbocyanation
1,4-sulfimidocyanation
1,3-enynes.
With
assistance
trifunctional
reagents,
alkyl
diacyl
peroxides
or
N-fluorobenzenesulfonimide,
range
synthetically
challenging
multisubstituted
allenes
can
be
prepared
high
regioselectivity.
These
easily
transformed
into
useful
structures
such
as
fluorinated
vinyl
cyanides,
lactones,
functionalized
amides,
1-aminonaphthalenes,
pyridin-2(1H)-ones,
several
novel
transformations
reported.
The
results
radical
scavenger
clock
experiments
consistent
proposed
pathway.
Density
functional
theory
(DFT)
IR
spectroscopy
studies
suggest
formation
an
isocyanocopper(II)
ligand
exchange
step.
On
basis
IR,
DFT,
diastereoselectivity
studies,
isocyanocopper(II)/copper(I)
catalytic
cycle
is
proposed,
which
differs
from
considered
Cu(III)
mechanism
cyanation
reactions.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
143(33), P. 13382 - 13392
Published: Aug. 10, 2021
The
construction
of
carbon–heteroatom
bonds
is
one
the
most
active
areas
research
in
organic
chemistry
because
function
molecules
often
derived
from
presence
heteroatoms.
Although
considerable
advances
have
recently
been
achieved
radical-involved
catalytic
asymmetric
C–N
bond
formation,
there
has
little
progress
corresponding
C–O
bond-forming
processes.
Here,
we
describe
a
photoinduced
copper-catalyzed
cross-coupling
readily
available
oxime
esters
and
1,3-dienes
to
generate
diversely
substituted
allylic
with
high
regio-
enantioselectivity
(>75
examples;
up
95%
ee).
reaction
proceeds
at
room
temperature
under
excitation
by
purple
light-emitting
diodes
(LEDs)
features
use
single,
earth-abundant
copper-based
chiral
catalyst
as
both
photoredox
for
radical
generation
source
induction
coupling.
Combined
experimental
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
computational
studies
suggest
formation
π-allylcopper
complexes
redox-active
bifunctional
reagents
through
radical–polar
crossover
process.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
51(15), P. 6774 - 6823
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Sulfones
are
excellent
candidates
for
the
design
of
new
C–C
and
C–X
bond-forming
reactions
owing
to
easy
activation
C–S
bonds.
This
review
focuses
on
challenges
recent
opportunities
catalytic
functionalization
sulfones.
Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
381(6662), P. 1072 - 1079
Published: Sept. 7, 2023
The
step
that
cleaves
the
carbon-halogen
bond
in
copper-catalyzed
cross-coupling
reactions
remains
ill
defined
because
of
multiple
redox
manifolds
available
to
copper
and
instability
high-valent
product
formed.
We
report
oxidative
addition
α-haloacetonitrile
ionic
neutral
copper(I)
complexes
form
previously
elusive
but
here
fully
characterized
copper(III)
complexes.
stability
these
stems
from
strong
Cu−CF
3
high
barrier
for
C(
CF
)−C(
CH
2
CN
)
bond-forming
reductive
elimination.
mechanistic
studies
we
performed
suggest
proceeds
by
means
two
different
pathways:
an
S
N
2-type
substitution
complex
a
halogen-atom
transfer
complex.
observed
pronounced
ligand
acceleration
addition,
which
correlates
with
couplings
azoles,
amines,
or
alkynes
alkyl
electrophiles.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2012,
Volume and Issue:
134(3), P. 1490 - 1493
Published: Jan. 3, 2012
Catalytic
enantioselective
allylic
substitutions
that
result
in
addition
of
an
allenyl
group
(<2%
propargyl
addition)
and
formation
tertiary
or
quaternary
C–C
bonds
are
described.
Commercially
available
allenylboronic
acid
pinacol
ester
is
used.
Reactions
promoted
by
a
5.0–10
mol
%
loading
sulfonate-bearing
chiral
bidentate
N-heterocyclic
carbene
(NHC)
complexes
copper,
which
exhibit
the
unique
ability
to
furnish
products
arising
from
SN2′
mode
addition.
Allenyl-containing
generated
up
95%
yield,
>98%
selectivity,
99:1
enantiomeric
ratio
(er).
Site-selective
NHC–Cu-catalyzed
hydroboration
enantiomerically
enriched
allenes
conversion
corresponding
β-vinyl
ketones
demonstrates
method's
utility.