Direct Access to N-Alkylsulfoximines from Sulfides by a Sequential Imidation/Oxidation Procedure
摘要:
Synthetically relevant N-alkyl-substituted sulfoximines are directly prepared from sulfides by an unprecedented one-pot imidation/oxidation sequence. In situ generated N-bromoalkylamines serve as readily accessible imidating agents leading to N-alkylsulfiliminium bromides that are subsequently oxidized providing the corresponding N-alkylsulfoximines. In this manner, gram quantities of the products can be obtained in a short period of time avoiding the use of toxic and cumbersome to handle alkylating reagents.
Application of β-Hydroxysulfoximines in Catalytic Asymmetric Phenyl Transfer Reactions for the Synthesis of Diarylmethanols
作者:Jörg Sedelmeier、Carsten Bolm
DOI:10.1021/jo7016718
日期:2007.11.1
Enantiomerically enriched diarylmethanols have been prepared by catalyzed asymmetric phenyl transfer reactions onto aromatic aldehydes with use of readily available β-hydroxysulfoximines as catalysts. As the aryl source, combinations of diethylzinc with either diphenylzinc or triphenylborane have been applied affording arylphenylmethanols with up to 93% ee in good yields. Various functionalized aldehydes
<i>N</i>-Alkylations of<i>N</i>H-Sulfoximines and<i>N</i>H-Sulfondiimines with Alkyl Halides Mediated by Potassium Hydroxide in Dimethyl Sulfoxide
作者:Christine M. M. Hendriks、Rebekka A. Bohmann、Marina Bohlem、Carsten Bolm
DOI:10.1002/adsc.201400193
日期:2014.5.26
A general method for the N‐alkylation of NH‐sulfoximines and NH‐sulfondiimines has been developed, employing alkyl bromides with KOH in DMSO at room temperature. A variety of previously inaccessible N‐alkylated sulfoximines and sulfondiimines was prepared in good to excellent yields (up to 97%). As an application, the conditions were used to access the biologically active Suloxifen.
Intramolecular redox reaction: Heating N‐alkyl, N‐allyl‐, and N‐benzyl‐substituted S‐alkenyl sulfoximines under appropriate conditions results in the formation of NH‐S‐alkyl sulfoximines. The intramolecular redox reaction involves a hydride transfer that occurs by a 6‐endo‐trig process. The intermediates in the reaction can also give access to four‐ and six‐membered heterocyclic rings and a new class