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Abstract Additive carbonylations typically necessitate strong nucleophiles, such as alcohols or amines. In this study, we carbonylated a poorly nucleophilic urea, under oxidant‐free conditions. Our straightforward carbonylative strategy enables access to versatile α,β‐unsaturated γ‐lactams featuring an aminocarbonyl fragment, utilizing readily ...
Debora Schiroli+11 more
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Improving the Photochemical Skeletal Enlargement of Pyridines to 1,2‐Diazepines with Isocyanates
Abstract In this work, we extend the one‐pot protocol to synthesize 1,2‐diazepines from commercially available and cheap starting materials. Capitalizing on isocyanate derivatives as activating agents, the photochemical skeletal enlargement occurs, while preserving key functional groups embedded in more than 30 substrates.
Clément Ghiazza+3 more
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Abstract Mg(SPh)2 has been found to be a highly active catalyst in photocatalytic alkylation reactions of active methylene compounds with nonactivated alkenes. The desired reactions proceeded smoothly to afford the corresponding alkylated products in high yields with low catalyst loadings (0.2–0.3 mol%). This protocol is applicable to a continuous‐flow
Yasuhiro Yamashita+3 more
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Abstract A photocatalytic strategy for the radical alkenylation of aliphatic C(sp3)–H bonds with 2,3‐allenoate esters is described. The protocol takes place upon irradiation of the reaction mixture in the presence of the decatungstate anion, which triggers C−H cleavage in the chosen aliphatic substrates.
Alexandra Jorea+2 more
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Abstract Herein we present a novel one‐pot methodology for the synthesis of enantioenriched 2H‐pyrrolespirosuccinimides by copper‐catalyzed reactions on Ugi adducts derived from enantiopure α‐alkylbenzyl amines through a chirality transfer process. We have proposed a mechanism, supported by density functional theory (DFT) calculations, where a hydrogen
Javier Gómez‐Ayuso+3 more
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A straightforward synthesis of spirolactones from carbonyls via N‐tosylhydrazones is described. The process consist in the reaction between the N‐tosylhydrazone and ethoxycarbonylethylboronic acid or ethoxycarbonylpropylboronic acid, leading to spiro γ‐butyrolactones or δ‐valerolactones respectively. The transformation takes place by carboborylation of
Lucía López+3 more
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Pot‐Economical Synthesis of Fluorinated Pyrrolizinone Derivatives
Abstract A new family of fluorinated dihydropyrrolizinones has been synthesized starting from fluorinated enamino amides and aliphatic conjugated ketones. The reaction comprises a cross metathesis reaction followed by a tandem cycloaromatization/ enamine hydrolysis/ intramolecular Friedel‐Crafts alkylation sequence.
Lidia Prieto+6 more
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Synthesis of Polysubstituted Naphthalenes via Metal‐Free Borylative Cyclization of o‐Alkynylstyrenes
Abstract A selective, metal‐free method for the synthesis of boron‐functionalized polysubstituted naphthalenes via BCl3‐mediated cyclization of α‐substituted o‐alkynylstyrenes is described. The reaction exhibits broad substrate scope, tolerating various groups such as ethers, sulfides and halogens, and delivers high yields under mild conditions, even ...
Marcos Humanes+2 more
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Abstract α‐Chiral amines are versatile building blocks for the asymmetric synthesis of optically pure high‐added‐value chemicals, including pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and natural products. Herein, we report a one‐pot, two‐step sequential deracemization of racemic sec‐alcohols to optically enriched primary amines throught a photo‐biocatalytic ...
Natalia Antos+5 more
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Abstract Methodology for direct fluoroalkenylation of phenolic OH function was developed using a fluorinated electrophilic reagent derived from HFO1234ze gas. Besides various functionalized phenols, tyrosine and tyrosine‐based peptides were successfully conjugated under the optimized reaction conditions.
Rihárd Sisa+2 more
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