Organic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(14), P. 3946 - 3951
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
A
copper-catalyzed
yne-propargylic
substitution
using
amines
as
nucleophiles
has
been
achieved
for
the
first
time,
affording
a
variety
of
having
diyne
moieties,
which
are
important
pharmacophores
in
many
bioactive
molecules.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(10), P. 4550 - 4558
Published: March 7, 2022
Transition-metal
catalysis
of
substitution
reactions
alkyl
electrophiles
by
nitrogen
nucleophiles
is
beginning
to
emerge
as
a
powerful
strategy
for
synthesizing
higher-order
amines,
well
controlling
their
stereochemistry.
Herein,
we
report
that
readily
accessible
chiral
copper
catalyst
(commercially
available
components)
can
achieve
the
photoinduced,
enantioconvergent
coupling
variety
racemic
tertiary
with
aniline
generate
new
C–N
bond
good
ee
at
fully
substituted
stereocenter
product;
whereas
this
copper-catalyzed
proceeds
−78
°C,
in
absence
light
and
catalyst,
virtually
no
formation
observed
even
upon
heating
80
°C.
The
mechanism
catalytic
process
has
been
interrogated
aid
wide
array
tools,
including
independent
synthesis
proposed
intermediates
reactivity
studies,
spectroscopic
investigations
featuring
photophysical
EPR
data,
DFT
calculations.
These
studies
led
identification
three
copper-based
cycle,
three-coordinate
formally
copper(II)–anilido
(DFT
analysis
points
its
formulation
copper(I)–anilidyl
radical)
complex
serves
persistent
radical
couples
organic
desired
enantioselectivity.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 2746 - 2757
Published: Feb. 7, 2024
Remote
stereocontrol
in
transition-metal
catalysis
is
a
challenging
but
interesting
research
topic.
In
this
work,
we
achieved
copper-catalyzed
asymmetric
yne-allylic
substitution
using
electron-rich
arenes
and
acyclic
carbonates
through
remote
enantioselectivity
control.
The
reaction
delivers
variety
of
enantioenriched
products
that
contain
diverse
set
valuable
moieties,
such
as
conjugated
enynes,
indoles,
indolizines,
allenes,
dihydrofurans,
which
are
widely
used
organic
synthesis
act
key
units
bioactive
molecules
natural
products.
synthetic
value
protocol
has
been
demonstrated
series
further
transformations,
mechanistic
studies
have
conducted
to
gain
more
insight
into
the
reaction.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(46), P. 21347 - 21355
Published: Nov. 11, 2022
The
first
copper-catalyzed
enantioselective
[4
+
1]
annulation
of
yne-allylic
esters
with
1,3-dicarbonyl
compounds
was
realized
through
an
elegant
remote
stereocontrol
strategy.
very
ε
regioselective
nucleophilic
substitution
developed
by
employing
a
novel
chiral
copper-vinylvinylidene
species
from
the
new
C4
synthon
esters.
Thus,
greatly
diverse
spirocycles
were
obtained
ample
scope
and
excellent
levels
chemo-,
regio-,
enantioselectivities.
Moreover,
detailed
mechanistic
studies
suggest
Conia-ene
cascade
pathway
on
stereochemical
induction
progress.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
144(9), P. 4114 - 4123
Published: Feb. 15, 2022
Whereas
photoinduced,
copper-catalyzed
couplings
of
nitrogen
nucleophiles
with
alkyl
electrophiles
have
recently
been
shown
to
provide
an
attractive
approach
achieving
a
variety
enantioselective
C–N
bond
constructions,
mechanistic
studies
these
transformations
lagged
the
advances
in
reaction
development.
Herein
we
insight
into
previously
reported
enantioconvergent
coupling
carbazole
nucleophile
racemic
tertiary
α-haloamide
electrophile.
Building
on
isolation
copper(II)
model
complex
whose
EPR
parameters
serve
as
guide,
independently
synthesize
two
key
intermediates
proposed
catalytic
cycle,
metalloradical
(L*CuII(carb′)2)
(L*
=
monodentate
chiral
phosphine
ligand;
carb′
carbazolide
ligand),
well
α-amide
organic
radical
(R·);
generation
and
characterization
R·
was
guided
by
DFT
calculations,
which
suggested
that
it
would
be
stable
homocoupling.
Continuous-wave
(CW)
pulse
studies,
along
corresponding
are
among
techniques
used
characterize
reactive
radicals.
We
establish
radicals
do
indeed
combine
furnish
product
good
yield
significant
enantiomeric
excess
(77%
yield,
55%
ee),
thereby
supporting
chemical
competence
intermediates.
calculations
consistent
initially
binding
via
dative
interaction
from
closed-shell
carbonyl
oxygen
atom
radical,
positions
α-carbon
for
direct
copper(II)-bound
N
atom,
generate
enantioselectivity,
without
formation
alkylcopper(III)
intermediate.
Chemical Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
59(49), P. 7483 - 7505
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Copper-catalyzed
decarboxylative
reactions
are
powerful
strategies
for
the
construction
of
widely
available
skeletons
such
as
allenes,
ethynyl-containing
heterocycles,
and
quaternary
carbon
centers.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(47)
Published: Oct. 16, 2023
Abstract
Catalytic
asymmetric
transformations
by
dearomatization
have
developed
into
a
widely
applicable
synthetic
strategy,
but
heavily
relied
on
the
use
of
arenes
bearing
heteroatom.
In
this
case,
is
facilitated
involvement
p
‐orbital
electron
Different
from
conventional
substrate‐dependent
model,
here
we
demonstrate
that
activation
d
transition‐metal
center
can
serve
as
driving
force
for
dearomatization,
and
applied
to
development
novel
alkynyl
copper
remote
substitution
reaction.
A
newly
modified
PyBox
chiral
ligand
enables
construction
valuable
diarylmethyl
triarylmethyl
skeletons
in
high
enantioselectivities.
An
unexpected
tandem
process
involving
sequential
substitution/cyclization/1,5‐H
shift
leads
formation
enantioenriched
C−N
axis.
gram‐scale
reaction
various
downstream
highlight
robustness
method
potential
products.
Preliminary
mechanistic
studies
reveal
mononuclear
Cu‐catalyzed
process.