IRIS publication 271355639
Synthetic and Mechanistic Aspects on the Competition between C-H Insertion and Hydride Transfer in Copper-Mediated Transformations of alpha-Diazo-beta-Keto Sulfones
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TY - JOUR - Slattery, CN,Ford, A,Eccles, KS,Lawrence, SE,Maguire, AR - 2014 - March - Synlett - Synthetic and Mechanistic Aspects on the Competition between C-H Insertion and Hydride Transfer in Copper-Mediated Transformations of alpha-Diazo-beta-Keto Sulfones - Validated - WOS: 5 () - diazocarbonyl copper catalysis bis(oxazoline) C-H insertion hydride transfer 2,3,5-TRISUBSTITUTED TETRAHYDROFURANS CYCLOPENTANE CONSTRUCTION DIAZOCARBONYL COMPOUNDS CARBONYL-COMPOUNDS CYCLIZATION CHEMOSELECTIVITY REACTIVITIES CARBOXYLATES ESTERS - 25 - 591 - 595 - Competition between C-H insertion and hydride transfer is reported for the copper-catalysed reactions of a range of phenyl-substituted -diazo--keto sulfones. Control of chemoselectivity is possible by alteration of the electronic properties of the diazo substrate. The production of enantioenriched cyclopentanones (up to 89% ee), formed via C-H insertion, and alkylidene tetrahydrofurans (up to 43% ee), produced via hydride transfer, is described. The isolation of products derived from hydride transfer provides mechanistic insight into the copper-mediated C-H insertion of -diazocarbonyl compounds. - 10.1055/s-0033-1340471 DA - 2014/03 ER -
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AUTHORS | Slattery, CN,Ford, A,Eccles, KS,Lawrence, SE,Maguire, AR | ||
YEAR | 2014 | ||
MONTH | March | ||
JOURNAL_CODE | Synlett | ||
TITLE | Synthetic and Mechanistic Aspects on the Competition between C-H Insertion and Hydride Transfer in Copper-Mediated Transformations of alpha-Diazo-beta-Keto Sulfones | ||
STATUS | Validated | ||
TIMES_CITED | WOS: 5 () | ||
SEARCH_KEYWORD | diazocarbonyl copper catalysis bis(oxazoline) C-H insertion hydride transfer 2,3,5-TRISUBSTITUTED TETRAHYDROFURANS CYCLOPENTANE CONSTRUCTION DIAZOCARBONYL COMPOUNDS CARBONYL-COMPOUNDS CYCLIZATION CHEMOSELECTIVITY REACTIVITIES CARBOXYLATES ESTERS | ||
VOLUME | 25 | ||
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START_PAGE | 591 | ||
END_PAGE | 595 | ||
ABSTRACT | Competition between C-H insertion and hydride transfer is reported for the copper-catalysed reactions of a range of phenyl-substituted -diazo--keto sulfones. Control of chemoselectivity is possible by alteration of the electronic properties of the diazo substrate. The production of enantioenriched cyclopentanones (up to 89% ee), formed via C-H insertion, and alkylidene tetrahydrofurans (up to 43% ee), produced via hydride transfer, is described. The isolation of products derived from hydride transfer provides mechanistic insight into the copper-mediated C-H insertion of -diazocarbonyl compounds. | ||
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DOI_LINK | 10.1055/s-0033-1340471 | ||
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