Synthesis of Primary and Secondary Alkylboronates through Site-Selective C(sp3)–H Activation with Silica-Supported Monophosphine–Ir Catalysts
摘要:
The site-selective activation and borylation of unactivated C(sp(3))-H bonds in 2-alkylpyridines to form primary and secondary alkylboronates was achieved using silica-supported monophosphine-Ir catalysts. This borylation occurs selectively at C-H bonds located gamma to the pyridine nitrogen atom. The site-selectivity of this reaction suggests that the C-H bond cleavage occurs with the assistance of a proximity effect due to N-to-Ir coordination.
A silica‐supportedtripodtriarylphosphane (Silica‐3p‐TPP), containing a triphenylphosphane‐type core tripodally immobilized on the silica surface, allows rhodium‐ and iridium‐catalyzedC(sp3)Hborylations of amide, urea and alkylpyridine derivatives. The 31P CP/MAS NMR studies for the coordination behavior of the tripod phosphane towards a rhodium complex indicate efficient site isolation of the
的二氧化硅负载的三脚架triarylphosphane(二氧化硅-3P-TPP),含tripodally固定在二氧化硅表面上的三苯基膦型铁芯,使得铑和铱催化的C(SP 3) ħ酰胺,脲和烷基吡啶衍生物的borylations。对三脚架膦对铑配合物的配位行为的31 P CP / MAS NMR研究表明,每个膦烷中心都有效地被隔离,从而允许与金属中心进行独立的单P配位。
Iridium-catalyzed triple C(sp3)–H borylations: construction of triborylated sp3-carbon centers
作者:Tsuyoshi Mita、Yuto Ikeda、Kenichi Michigami、Yoshihiro Sato
DOI:10.1039/c3cc42675k
日期:——
An unprecedented catalytic C(sp3)âH triborylation at a single carbon was developed with the assistance of a nitrogen directing group.
在氮导向基团的辅助下,开发了一种在单一碳原子上进行前所未有的C(sp3)–H硼化的催化方法。
Synthesis of Primary and Secondary Alkylboronates through Site-Selective C(sp<sup>3</sup>)–H Activation with Silica-Supported Monophosphine–Ir Catalysts
The site-selective activation and borylation of unactivated C(sp(3))-H bonds in 2-alkylpyridines to form primary and secondary alkylboronates was achieved using silica-supported monophosphine-Ir catalysts. This borylation occurs selectively at C-H bonds located gamma to the pyridine nitrogen atom. The site-selectivity of this reaction suggests that the C-H bond cleavage occurs with the assistance of a proximity effect due to N-to-Ir coordination.