Green Chemistry,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
22(11), С. 3376 - 3396
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2020
Applications
of
photocatalytic
Hydrogen
Atom
Transfer
(HAT)
methodologies
for
the
Late-Stage
Functionalization
(LSF)
complex
molecules
have
been
discussed
in
this
perspective.
Chemical Reviews,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
122(2), С. 1485 - 1542
Опубликована: Ноя. 18, 2021
The
merger
of
photoredox
catalysis
with
transition
metal
catalysis,
termed
metallaphotoredox
has
become
a
mainstay
in
synthetic
methodology
over
the
past
decade.
Metallaphotoredox
combined
unparalleled
capacity
for
bond
formation
broad
utility
photoinduced
electron-
and
energy-transfer
processes.
Photocatalytic
substrate
activation
allowed
engagement
simple
starting
materials
metal-mediated
bond-forming
Moreover,
electron
or
energy
transfer
directly
key
organometallic
intermediates
provided
novel
modes
entirely
complementary
to
traditional
catalytic
platforms.
This
Review
details
contextualizes
advancements
molecule
construction
brought
forth
by
metallaphotocatalysis.
Chemical Reviews,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
122(2), С. 1875 - 1924
Опубликована: Авг. 6, 2021
Direct
photocatalyzed
hydrogen
atom
transfer
(d-HAT)
can
be
considered
a
method
of
choice
for
the
elaboration
aliphatic
C–H
bonds.
In
this
manifold,
photocatalyst
(PCHAT)
exploits
energy
photon
to
trigger
homolytic
cleavage
such
bonds
in
organic
compounds.
Selective
bond
may
achieved
by
judicious
abstractor
(key
parameters
are
electronic
character
and
molecular
structure),
as
well
reaction
additives.
Different
classes
PCsHAT
available,
including
aromatic
ketones,
xanthene
dyes
(Eosin
Y),
polyoxometalates,
uranyl
salts,
metal-oxo
porphyrin
tris(amino)cyclopropenium
radical
dication.
The
processes
(mainly
C–C
formation)
most
cases
carried
out
under
mild
conditions
with
help
visible
light.
aim
review
is
offer
comprehensive
survey
synthetic
applications
d-HAT.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
59(1), С. 74 - 108
Опубликована: Май 22, 2019
Abstract
Radical–radical
couplings
are
mostly
nearly
diffusion‐controlled
processes.
Therefore,
the
selective
cross‐coupling
of
two
different
radicals
is
challenging
and
not
a
synthetically
valuable
transformation.
However,
if
have
lifetimes
they
generated
at
equal
rates,
will
become
dominant
process.
This
high
cross‐selectivity
based
on
kinetic
phenomenon
called
persistent
radical
effect
(PRE).
In
this
Review,
an
explanation
PRE
supported
by
simulations
simple
model
systems
provided.
Radical
stabilities
discussed
within
context
their
lifetimes,
various
examples
PRE‐mediated
radical–radical
in
synthesis
summarized.
It
shown
that
restricted
to
coupling
with
transient
radical.
If
one
partner
longer‐lived
than
other
radical,
operates
achieved.
important
point
expands
scope
chemistry.
The
Review
divided
into
parts,
namely
1)
or
organic
2)
“radical–metal
crossover
reactions”;
here,
metal‐centered
species
more
generally
transition‐metal
complexes
able
react
discussed—a
field
has
flourished
recently.
Chemical Reviews,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
122(2), С. 1925 - 2016
Опубликована: Сен. 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.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
58(19), С. 6152 - 6163
Опубликована: Окт. 6, 2018
The
union
of
photoredox
and
nickel
catalysis
has
resulted
in
a
renaissance
radical
chemistry
as
well
the
use
nickel-catalyzed
transformations,
specifically
for
carbon-carbon
bond
formation.
Collectively,
these
advances
address
longstanding
challenge
late-stage
cross-coupling
functionalized
alkyl
fragments.
Empowered
by
notion
that
photocatalytically
generated
radicals
readily
undergo
capture
Ni
complexes,
wholly
new
feedstocks
have
been
realized.
Herein,
we
highlight
recent
developments
several
types
cross-couplings
are
accessible
exclusively
through
this
approach.
Organometallics,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
38(1), С. 3 - 35
Опубликована: Ноя. 27, 2018
Cross-coupling
reactions,
which
were
discovered
almost
50
years
ago,
are
widely
used
in
both
industry
and
academia.
Even
though
cross-coupling
reactions
now
represent
mature
technology,
there
is
still
a
significant
amount
of
research
this
area
that
aims
to
improve
the
scope
these
develop
more
efficient
catalysts,
make
practical.
In
tutorial,
brief
background
provided,
then
major
advances
over
last
20
described.
These
include
development
improved
ligands
precatalysts
for
extension
much
wider
range
electrophiles.
For
example,
common
with
sp3-hybridized
electrophiles
as
well
ester,
amide,
ether,
aziridine
substrates.
many
modern
substrates,
traditional
palladium-based
catalysts
less
than
systems
based
on
first-row
transition
metals
such
nickel.
Conventional
have
also
inspired
related
cross-electrophile
decarboxylative
couplings
metallaphotoredox
chemistry.
The
new
probably
at
same
stage
30
tutorial
highlights
how
strategies
may
be
applicable
making
ACS Central Science,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
6(8), С. 1317 - 1340
Опубликована: Июль 16, 2020
As
the
breadth
of
radical
chemistry
grows,
new
means
to
promote
and
regulate
single-electron
redox
activities
play
increasingly
important
roles
in
driving
modern
synthetic
innovation.
In
this
regard,
photochemistry
electrochemistry-both
considered
as
niche
fields
for
decades-have
seen
an
explosive
renewal
interest
recent
years
gradually
have
become
a
cornerstone
organic
chemistry.
Outlook
article,
we
examine
current
state-of-the-art
areas
electrochemistry
photochemistry,
well
nascent
area
electrophotochemistry.
These
techniques
employ
external
stimuli
activate
molecules
imbue
privileged
control
reaction
progress
selectivity
that
is
challenging
traditional
chemical
methods.
Thus,
they
provide
alternative
entries
known
reactive
intermediates
enable
distinct
strategies
were
previously
unimaginable.
Of
many
hallmarks,
electro-
are
often
classified
"green"
technologies,
promoting
reactions
under
mild
conditions
without
necessity
potent
wasteful
oxidants
reductants.
This
reviews
most
growth
these
with
special
emphasis
on
conceptual
advances
given
rise
enhanced
accessibility
tools
trade.
Chemical Reviews,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
120(17), С. 9790 - 9833
Опубликована: Авг. 6, 2020
Alkyl
radicals
are
key
intermediates
in
organic
synthesis.
Their
classic
generation
from
alkyl
halides
has
a
severe
drawback
due
to
the
employment
of
toxic
tin
hydrides
point
that
"flight
tyranny
tin"
radical
processes
was
considered
for
long
time
an
unavoidable
issue.
This
review
summarizes
main
alternative
approaches
unstabilized
radicals,
using
photons
as
traceless
promoters.
The
recent
development
photochemical
and
photocatalyzed
enabled
discovery
plethora
new
precursors,
opening
world
chemistry
broader
community,
thus
allowing
era
photon
democracy.
Chemical Reviews,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
122(2), С. 2487 - 2649
Опубликована: Ноя. 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.