Chemical Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(47), P. 13893 - 13901
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
There
has
been
considerable
research
on
sulfur(vi)
fluoride
exchange
(SuFEx)
chemistry,
which
is
considered
to
be
a
next-generation
click
reaction,
and
relies
the
unique
balance
between
reactivity
stability
inherent
in
high
valent
organosulfur.
The
synthetic
versatility
of
bifunctional
handles
containing
fluorosulfonyl
group
presents
great
value
opportunity
for
drug
discovery.
However,
direct
photoredox-catalyzed
fluorosulfonyl-borylation
process
remains
unexplored
challenging
due
its
system
incompatibility
limited
strategies.
Herein,
we
developed
sequential
photocatalytic
radical
difunctionalization
strategy
highly
efficient
stereoselective
synthesis
vicinal
borides
(VFSBs)
with
an
integrated
redox-active
SO2F
reagent.
VFSBs
acted
as
orthogonal
synthons,
were
subjected
range
convenient
transformations
via
cleavage
C-B
S(vi)-F
bonds,
including
halogenation,
Suzuki
coupling,
hydrogenation,
SuFEX
demonstrated
potential
VFSB
moieties
use
skeleton
linkage
modification.
Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
365(6), P. 768 - 819
Published: Jan. 17, 2023
This
review
updates
the
field
of
enantioselective
domino
reactions
promoted
by
chiral
catalysts
derived
from
first
row
metals,
such
as
zinc,
iron,
copper,
scandium,
nickel,
cobalt,
titanium,
chromium
and
magnesium
special
case,
published
since
beginning
2019.
It
illustrates
how
much
a
diversity
these
allow
an
impressive
range
novel
highly
many
types
to
be
achieved,
providing
one-pot
access
very
complex
functionalized
molecules
simple
starting
materials.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 25, 2024
We
herein
describe
the
first
example
of
ligand-controlled,
copper-catalyzed
regiodivergent
asymmetric
difunctionalization
terminal
alkynes
through
a
cascade
hydroboration
and
hydroallylation
process.
The
catalytic
system,
consisting
(R)-DTBM-Segphos
CuBr,
could
efficiently
achieve
1,1-difunctionalization
aryl
alkynes,
while
ligand
switching
to
(S,S)-Ph-BPE
result
in
1,2-difunctionalization
exclusively.
In
addition,
alkyl
substituted
especially
industrially
relevant
acetylene
propyne,
were
also
valid
feedstocks
for
1,1-difunctionalization.
This
protocol
is
characterized
by
good
functional
group
tolerance,
broad
scope
substrates
(>150
examples),
mild
reaction
conditions.
showcase
value
this
method
late-stage
functionalization
complicated
bioactive
molecules
simplifying
synthetic
routes
toward
key
intermediacy
natural
product
(bruguierol
A).
Mechanistic
studies
combined
with
DFT
calculations
provide
insight
into
mechanism
origins
ligand-controlled
regio-
stereoselectivity.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(16), P. 12102 - 12109
Published: July 30, 2024
The
development
of
a
single
catalyst
system
that
enables
cascade
reaction
processes
involving
multiple
components
to
occur
in
highly
chemo-,
regio-,
and
enantioselective
manner
presents
significant
challenge
catalysis.
Here,
we
introduce
direct
catalytic
asymmetric
synthesis
enantioenriched
secondary
homoallyl
borons
by
assembling
four
readily
available
components─terminal
alkynes,
boron
reagents
(HBdan),
silyl
hydrides
(PMHS),
allyl
electrophiles─in
hydroboration
hydroallylation
sequence.
This
complex
assembly
line
is
delicately
controlled
copper
catalyst,
effectively
overcoming
side
reactions.
features
simple
starting
materials,
mild
conditions,
structurally
diverse
products,
high
regio-
enantioselectivities
(up
>20:1
r.r.
94%
ee).
utility
the
resulting
products
showcased
through
their
versatile
transformations
further
demonstrated
formal
total
syntheses
natural
such
as
(−)-bruguierol
A,
(−)-enterolactone,
(−)-antofine.
Mechanistic
studies
were
conducted
illuminate
operative
pathway,
key
intermediates,
crucial
roles
hydride
source
PMHS.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: April 4, 2022
Tetracoordinate
boron
species
have
emerged
as
radical
precursors
via
deboronation
by
photo-induced
single
electron
transfer
(SET)
pathway.
These
reactions
usually
produce
an
alkyl
and
boron-bound
species,
the
valuable
are
always
discarded
a
by-product.
Given
importance
of
it
will
be
very
attractive
if
two
parts
could
incorporated
into
eventual
products.
Herein
we
report
photo-catalyzed
strategy
in
which
situ
generated
tetracoordinated
decomposed
both
radicals
under
visible
light
irradiation,
due
to
pre-installation
vinyl
group
on
aromatic
ring,
newly
attacks
while
leaving
ipso-position,
then
part
moiety
safely
final
product.
Tertiary
borons,
secondary
gem-diborons
well
1,2-diborons,
versatile
electrophiles
all
tolerated
this
transformation,
note,
ortho-,
meta-
para-bromostyrenes
demonstrated
good
capabilities.
The
reaction
portraits
high
atom
economy,
broad
substrate
scope,
diversified
products
with
tertiary
or
quaternary
carbon
center
generated,
diborons
substrates,
Csp2-B
Csp3-B
established
simultaneously,
precious
synthetic
building
blocks
chemical
synthesis.
Chemical Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(47), P. 13893 - 13901
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
There
has
been
considerable
research
on
sulfur(vi)
fluoride
exchange
(SuFEx)
chemistry,
which
is
considered
to
be
a
next-generation
click
reaction,
and
relies
the
unique
balance
between
reactivity
stability
inherent
in
high
valent
organosulfur.
The
synthetic
versatility
of
bifunctional
handles
containing
fluorosulfonyl
group
presents
great
value
opportunity
for
drug
discovery.
However,
direct
photoredox-catalyzed
fluorosulfonyl-borylation
process
remains
unexplored
challenging
due
its
system
incompatibility
limited
strategies.
Herein,
we
developed
sequential
photocatalytic
radical
difunctionalization
strategy
highly
efficient
stereoselective
synthesis
vicinal
borides
(VFSBs)
with
an
integrated
redox-active
SO2F
reagent.
VFSBs
acted
as
orthogonal
synthons,
were
subjected
range
convenient
transformations
via
cleavage
C-B
S(vi)-F
bonds,
including
halogenation,
Suzuki
coupling,
hydrogenation,
SuFEX
demonstrated
potential
VFSB
moieties
use
skeleton
linkage
modification.