Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
140(24), P. 7667 - 7673
Published: May 22, 2018
C-N
cross-coupling
is
an
important
class
of
reactions
with
far-reaching
impacts
across
chemistry,
materials
science,
biology,
and
medicine.
Transition
metal
complexes
can
elegantly
orchestrate
diverse
aminations
but
typically
require
demanding
reaction
conditions,
precious
catalysts,
or
oxygen-sensitive
procedures.
Here,
we
introduce
a
mild
nickel-catalyzed
methodology
that
operates
at
room
temperature
using
inexpensive
nickel
source
(NiBr2·3H2O),
oxygen
tolerant,
proceeds
through
direct
irradiation
the
nickel-amine
complex.
This
operationally
robust
process
was
employed
for
synthesis
C-N-coupled
products
(40
examples)
by
irradiating
solution
containing
amine,
aryl
halide,
catalytic
amount
NiBr2·3H2O
commercially
available
365
nm
LED
without
added
photoredox
catalyst
amine
substrate
serving
additional
roles
as
ligands
base.
Density
functional
theory
calculations
kinetic
isotope
effect
experiments
were
performed
to
elucidate
observed
reactivity.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
117(13), P. 9247 - 9301
Published: Jan. 4, 2017
Catalytic
transformation
of
ubiquitous
C-H
bonds
into
valuable
C-N
offers
an
efficient
synthetic
approach
to
construct
N-functionalized
molecules.
Over
the
last
few
decades,
transition
metal
catalysis
has
been
repeatedly
proven
be
a
powerful
tool
for
direct
conversion
cheap
hydrocarbons
synthetically
versatile
amino-containing
compounds.
This
Review
comprehensively
highlights
recent
advances
in
intra-
and
intermolecular
amination
reactions
utilizing
late
metal-based
catalysts.
Initial
discovery,
mechanistic
study,
additional
applications
were
categorized
on
basis
scaffolds
types
reactions.
Reactivity
selectivity
novel
systems
are
discussed
three
sections,
with
each
being
defined
by
proposed
working
mode.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
47(15), P. 5786 - 5865
Published: Jan. 1, 2018
This
review
provides
an
overview
of
the
use
electrochemistry
as
appealing
platform
for
expediting
carbon–hydrogen
functionalization
and
carbon–nitrogen
bond
formation.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
52(12), P. 3339 - 3350
Published: Nov. 27, 2019
N-centered
radicals
are
versatile
reaction
intermediates
that
can
react
with
various
π
systems
to
construct
C-N
bonds.
Current
methods
for
generating
usually
involve
the
cleavage
of
an
N-heteroatom
bond;
however,
similar
strategies
applicable
N-H
bonds
prove
be
more
challenging
develop
and
therefore
attracting
increasing
attention.
In
this
Account,
we
summarize
our
recent
efforts
in
development
electrochemical
generation
synthetic
utilization
radicals.
studies,
N-aryl
amidyl
radical,
amidinyl
radical
iminyl
cation
generated
from
precursors
through
direct
electrolysis
or
indirect
assisted
by
a
redox
catalyst.
addition,
electrocatalytic
method
converts
oximes
iminoxyl
has
also
been
developed.
The
electrophilic
participate
5-exo
6-exo
cyclization
alkenes
alkynes
afford
C-centered
radicals,
which
then
undergo
transformations
such
as
H
atom
abstraction,
single-electron
transfer
oxidation
carbocation,
cyclization,
aromatic
substitution,
leading
diverse
range
N-heterocyclic
products.
Furthermore,
cations,
intramolecular
substitution
N-heteroaromatic
compounds.
Importantly,
channeled
toward
specific
product
despite
presence
other
competing
pathways.
For
successful
electrosynthesis,
it
is
important
take
into
consideration
both
electron
steps
associated
electrode
nonelectrode
related
processes.
A
unique
feature
electrochemistry
simultaneous
occurrence
anodic
cathodic
reduction,
which,
Account
demonstrates,
allows
dehydrogenative
proceed
H2
evolution
without
need
chemical
oxidants.
solvent
reduction
continuously
generate
low
concentration
base,
facilitates
substrate
oxidation.
Such
mechanistic
paradigm
obviates
stoichiometric
strong
bases
avoids
base-promoted
decomposition
sensitive
substrates
materials
adjusted
control
outcome,
demonstrated
synthesis
N-heteroaromatics
corresponding
N-oxides
biaryl
ketoximes.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
121(1), P. 506 - 561
Published: May 29, 2020
Thermal
C–C
bond
cleavage
reactions
allow
the
construction
of
structurally
diverse
molecular
skeletons
via
predictable
and
efficient
reorganizations.
Visible
light
photoredox-catalyzed
radical-mediated
have
recently
emerged
as
a
powerful
alternative
method
for
overcoming
thermodynamic
kinetic
barrier
in
scaffolds.
In
recent
years,
plethora
elegant
useful
been
invented,
products
are
sometimes
otherwise
inaccessible
by
classic
thermal
reactions.
Considering
great
influence
synthetic
potential
these
reactions,
we
provide
summary
state
art
visible
light-driven
cleavage/functionalization
strategies
with
specific
emphasis
on
working
models.
We
hoped
that
this
review
will
be
medicinal
organic
chemists
inspire
further
reaction
development
interesting
area.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
122(2), P. 1925 - 2016
Published: Sept. 29, 2021
The
fields
of
C–H
functionalization
and
photoredox
catalysis
have
garnered
enormous
interest
utility
in
the
past
several
decades.
Many
different
scientific
disciplines
relied
on
strategies
including
natural
product
synthesis,
drug
discovery,
radiolabeling,
bioconjugation,
materials,
fine
chemical
synthesis.
In
this
Review,
we
highlight
use
reactions.
We
separate
review
into
inorganic/organometallic
catalysts
organic-based
catalytic
systems.
Further
subdivision
by
reaction
class─either
sp2
or
sp3
functionalization─lends
perspective
tactical
for
these
methods
synthetic
applications.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
53(5), P. 1066 - 1083
Published: April 14, 2020
ConspectusNitrogen-centered
radicals
(NCRs)
are
a
versatile
class
of
highly
reactive
species
that
have
longer
history
than
the
classical
carbon-based
in
synthetic
chemistry.
Depending
on
N-hybridization
and
substitution
patterns,
NCRs
can
serve
as
electrophiles
or
nucleophiles
to
undergo
various
radical
transformations.
Despite
their
power,
progress
nitrogen-radical
chemistry
is
still
slow
compared
with
popularity
carbon
radicals,
considerable
potential
has
been
largely
underexplored,
which
is,
concluded
by
Zard,
mainly
hampered
"a
dearth
convenient
access
these
lack
awareness
pertaining
reactivity".Over
past
decade,
visible-light
photoredox
catalysis
established
powerful
toolbox
chemists
use
generate
diverse
range
intermediates
from
native
organic
functional
groups
via
single
electron
transfer
process
energy
under
mild
reaction
conditions.
This
catalytic
strategy
typically
obviates
need
for
external
stoichiometric
activation
reagents
toxic
initiators
often
enables
traditionally
inaccessible
ionic
chemical
reactions.
On
basis
our
long-standing
interest
nitrogen
catalysis,
we
emphasized
tactic
discover
develop
novel
methods
generating
controlled
fashion
applications.
In
this
Account,
describe
recent
advances
development
visible-light-driven
photoredox-catalyzed
generation
applications.Inspired
natural
biological
proton-coupled
(PCET)
process,
first
developed
oxidative
deprotonation
activate
N–H
bonds
hydrazones,
benzamides,
sulfonamides
give
corresponding
With
species,
then
achieved
5-exo
6-endo
cyclizations
well
cascade
reactions
regioselective
manner,
providing
variety
potentially
useful
heterocycles.
To
further
expand
repertoire
possible
NCRs,
also
revealed
iminyl
derived
O-acyl
cycloalkanone
oxime
esters,
facile
ring-opening
C–C
bond
cleavage
cyanoalkyl
radicals.
These
newly
formed
bond-forming
allow
synthesis
distally
functionalized
alkyl
nitriles.
Stimulated
studies,
wide
copper-catalyzed
cross-coupling
Because
inherent
transient
properties,
heteroatom-centered
underexplored
synthesis.
Building
understanding
fundamental
time
concept
NCR
covalent
involves
situ-photogenerated
allyl
sulfones,
vinylcyclopropanes,
N-tosyl
vinylaziridines.
thus
enabled
efficient
difunctionalization
alkenes
late-stage
modification
complex
biologically
active
molecules.In
panoramic
picture
contributions
since
2014
application
systems
field
studies
provide
not
only
functionally
rich
molecules
but
some
insight
into
exploration
new
reactivity
modes
NCRs.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2017,
Volume and Issue:
7(8), P. 4999 - 5022
Published: June 19, 2017
During
the
past
decade,
visible
light
photocatalysis
has
become
a
powerful
synthetic
platform
for
promoting
challenging
bond
constructions
under
mild
reaction
conditions.
These
photocatalytic
systems
rely
on
harnessing
energy
purposes
through
generation
of
reactive
but
controllable
free
radical
species.
Recent
progress
in
area
established
it
as
an
enabling
catalytic
strategy
and
selective
nitrogen-centered
radicals.
The
application
activation
amides,
hydrazones,
imides
represents
valuable
approach
facilitating
formation
Within
span
only
couple
years,
significant
been
made
expediting
amidyl,
hydrazonyl,
imidyl
radicals
from
variety
precursors.
This
Perspective
highlights
recent
advances
light-mediated
these
A
particular
emphasis
is
placed
unique
ability
accessing
elusive
manifolds
construction
diversely
functionalized
nitrogen-containing
motifs
nontraditional
disconnections
contemporary
chemistry.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
49(6), P. 1790 - 1811
Published: Jan. 1, 2020
Vicinal
alkene
carboamination
is
a
highly
efficient
and
practical
synthetic
strategy
for
the
straightforward
preparation
of
diverse
valuable
amine
derivatives
starting
from
simple
compounds.
During
last
decade
that
approach
has
found
continuous
research
interests
various
methods
have
been
developed
using
transition-metal
catalysis.
Driven
by
renaissance
radical
chemistry,
intermolecular
comprising
C-C
bond
C-N
forming
step
intensively
investigated
recently
culminating
in
novel
strategies
improved
protocols
which
complement
existing
methodologies.
Radical
can
be
achieved
via
three
different
reaction
modes.
Such
cascades
proceed
through
N-radical
addition
to
an
with
subsequent
formation
leading
2,1-carboamination
products.
Alternatively,
installed
prior
initial
C-radical
β-amination
resulting
1,2-carboamination.
The
third
mode
comprises
single
electron
oxidation
corresponding
cation
gets
trapped
N-nucleophile
cascade
terminated
formation.
In
this
review,
conceptual
approaches
will
discussed
examples
recent
literature
presented.
Further,
reader
get
insights
into
mechanism
transformations.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
122(2), P. 2017 - 2291
Published: Nov. 23, 2021
We
present
here
a
review
of
the
photochemical
and
electrochemical
applications
multi-site
proton-coupled
electron
transfer
(MS-PCET)
in
organic
synthesis.
MS-PCETs
are
redox
mechanisms
which
both
an
proton
exchanged
together,
often
concerted
elementary
step.
As
such,
MS-PCET
can
function
as
non-classical
mechanism
for
homolytic
bond
activation,
providing
opportunities
to
generate
synthetically
useful
free
radical
intermediates
directly
from
wide
variety
common
functional
groups.
introduction
practitioner’s
guide
reaction
design,
with
emphasis
on
unique
energetic
selectivity
features
that
characteristic
this
class.
then
chapters
oxidative
N–H,
O–H,
S–H,
C–H
homolysis
methods,
generation
corresponding
neutral
species.
Then,
reductive
PCET
activations
involving
carbonyl,
imine,
other
X═Y
π-systems,
heteroarenes,
where
ketyl,
α-amino,
heteroarene-derived
radicals
be
generated.
Finally,
we
asymmetric
catalysis
materials
device
applications.
Within
each
chapter,
subdivide
by
group
undergoing
homolysis,
thereafter
type
transformation
being
promoted.
Methods
published
prior
end
December
2020
presented.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
47(8), P. 2591 - 2608
Published: Jan. 1, 2018
The
employment
of
nitrogen
sources
with
free
N-H
bonds
for
amination
is
considered
to
be
most
straightforward
and
desirable,
especially
when
the
C-N
are
prepared
from
non-functionalized
carbon
sources,
such
as
C-H
C-C
double/triple
bonds,
since
this
obviates
needs
pre-installation
reactive
groups
in
starting
materials
leads
a
high
atom
step
economy.
Recently,
radical
chemistry
has
been
resuscitated
owing
its
great
value
organic
synthesis,
notable
advances
have
made
direct
use
radical-based
bond
formation
photo-/electrotechniques.
Apart
well-studied
N-radical
species
addition
pathway,
radical-mediated
aminations
also
proceed
through
N-atom
nucleophilic
addition,
C-/N-radical
cross-coupling,
hydrogen-atom
transfer
(HAT)
process.
This
review
highlights
recent
area
emphasis
on
related
reaction
mechanisms.