Synthesis of Cyclopentenols and Cyclopentenones via Nickel-Catalyzed Reductive Cycloaddition
作者:Aireal D. Jenkins、Ananda Herath、Minsoo Song、John Montgomery
DOI:10.1021/ja206722t
日期:2011.9.14
Strategies for the reductive cycloaddition of enals or enoates with alkynes have been developed. The enal-alkyne cycloaddition directly affords cyclopentenols, whereas the enoate-alkyne cycloaddition affords the analogous cyclopentenones. The mechanism of these processes likely involves formation and protonation of a metallacyclic intermediate. The general strategy provides a straightforward entry
A novel catalyst system—a combination of the readily available 2,2′-biphenol with the inexpensive, nontoxic, and eco-friendly B(OH)3—promoted the Nazarov cyclization of activated and inactivated divinyl ketones to afford the corresponding cyclopentenones up to 96% yield under, in a cis-selective manner. Compared with the conventional harsh conditions with hazardous reagents, user-friendly method was established with bench-stable and easy-to-handle reagents.
Intercepting the Nazarov Oxyallyl Intermediate with α-Formylvinyl Anion Equivalents to Access Formal Morita–Baylis–Hillman Alkylation Products
作者:F. West、Yen-Ku Wu、Rongrong Lin
DOI:10.1055/s-0036-1588769
日期:2017.7
catalyzed cationicdomino reaction involving sequential electrocyclization and polar addition of allenol ethers onto the resulting oxyallyl species is described. The overall sequence allows a highly stereoselective synthesis of densely substituted cyclopentanoid compounds containing α-formylvinyl functionality which is formally equivalent to products of a Morita–Baylis–Hillman alkylation process.
1,4‐Diketones from Cross‐Conjugated Dienones: Potassium Permanganate‐Interrupted Nazarov Reaction
作者:Yonghoon Kwon、Devon J. Schatz、Frederick G. West
DOI:10.1002/anie.201503696
日期:2015.8.17
3‐disubstituted 1,4‐diketones via a decarbonylative cleavage of the Nazarov oxyallyl intermediate, believed to be without precedent, is presented. This process allows syn substituents to be established stereospecifically on the 2‐carbon bridge connecting the ketone carbonyl carbons, and the formation of one carbon–carbon and twocarbon–oxygenbonds. Two carbon–carbon bonds are cleaved in this process.