Palladium-catalyzed hydrogenolysis of 2-alkynyl formates and elimination of 2-alkynyl carbonates. 2-Alkynylpalladium complex vs. allenylpalladium complex as intermediates
Examples of palladium-catalyzed reactions of 2-alkynyl esters via the 2-alkynylpalladium intermediates are presented. The palladium-catalyzedhydrogenolysis of 2-alkynyl formates, which have internal triple bonds, affords alkynes via the 2-alkynylpalladium as an intermediate. The elimination reaction of 2-alkynyl carbonates yields conjugated enynes via the 2-alkynylpalladium intermediates.
Alkenyl triflates in combination with Co(acac)(3) as a catalyst were found to be excellent coupling partners of alkynyl Grignardreagents, where no special additives (even a phosphine ligand) but a common solvent, THF, are required to obtain variously substituted enynes.
Silver(I)-Catalyzed Cascade: Direct Access to Furans from Alkynyloxiranes
作者:Aurélien Blanc、Katharina Tenbrink、Jean-Marc Weibel、Patrick Pale
DOI:10.1021/jo900483m
日期:2009.6.5
Functionalized furans are conveniently formed by a new silver(I)-catalyzed reaction of alk-1-ynyl oxiranes in the presence of p-toluenesulfonic acid and methanol. Evidence supported a cascade mechanism.
Mechanistic Studies and Improvement of Coinage Metal-Catalyzed Transformation of Alkynyloxiranes to Furans: An Alcohol Addition−Cyclization−Elimination Cascade
作者:Aurélien Blanc、Katharina Tenbrink、Jean-Marc Weibel、Patrick Pale
DOI:10.1021/jo9008172
日期:2009.8.7
In the presence of alcohol Ag or Au salts or complexes catalyze the conversion of alkynyloxiranes to substituted furans. Both-catalysts are effective, and a large furan diversity can be obtained in high yield with one or the other catalyst. Mechanistic studies revealed that a cascade pathway and not the sometimes reported direct intra molecular nucleophilic addition of oxirane oxygen atom to intermediate acetylene-metal pi-complex occurs. Under the defined conditions, the intermediate formation of epoxide opening products has been identified. Depending on the catalyst, one or both of the latter cyclized to dihydrofurans, and further elimination of the alcohol led to the corresponding furans. These results highlight the duality between oxophilicity and alkynophilicity of Ag or Au salts.