已经开发了一种新型 Pd 催化的N , N - 二烷基取代的邻炔基苯胺的级联反应,涉及吲哚化 / peri -C-H 环化 / N -脱烷基化序列,以构建环五稠合苊[1,2- b ]吲哚 (ANI) 支架。多种具有芳香族烃的围在炔末端-C-H键,如萘,菲,芘,荧蒽和,被雇用,得到相应的π扩展ANI衍生物。ANI 分子通过增加 HOMO 和降低 LUMO 显示出相对窄的能隙,这意味着它们在低带隙材料中作为 π 段的潜在应用。
A facile access to six‐membered phosphacycle annulated polyaromatic ringsystem through Ag‐catalyzed intramolecular C–P bond formation reaction, from easily accessible phosphine oxides, has been developed, Several new heteroatoms fused π‐conjugated molecules were synthesized from this procedure with their structures confirmed by X‐ray structure analysis.
A palladium‐catalyzedreaction of 2‐alkynylaniline, isocyanides, and silver acetate is described, leading to 3‐amidylindoles in moderate to good yields. During the process, five new bonds are formed with high reaction efficiency in one‐pot procedure.
A palladium-catalyzed tandem cyclization/C-H functionalization of two alkynes was accomplished to construct a series of polycyclic functionalized indoles. A range of internal alkynes bearing synthetically useful functional groups were tolerated. A good regioselectivity was observed when alkyl-substituted alkynes were introduced into the reaction system, and a single product was obtained. Molecular oxygen was used as the terminal oxidant in the approach, rendering the reaction more sustainable.
Application of FeCl3/Diorganyl Diselenides to Cyclization of o-Alkynyl Anilines: Synthesis of 3-Organoselenyl-(N-methyl)indoles
In this manuscript we described the FeCl3/diorganyl diselenides promoted intramolecular cyclization of o-alkynyl anilines, as an alternative for the construction of functionalized 3-organoselenyl indoles. The cyclization reactions proceeded smoothly at room temperature in the presence of air giving the 3-organoselenyl indoles in good yields. Additionally, the 3-organoselenyl indoles proved to be quite useful as synthetic intermediates for the construction of more functionalized indole units through a selenium-lithium exchange reaction followed by trapping the lithium intermediate with different electrophiles.