Enantioselective tandem radical reactions: vicinal difunctionalization in acyclic systems with control over relative and absolute stereochemistry.
Enantioselective tandem radical reactions: vicinal difunctionalization in acyclic systems with control over relative and absolute stereochemistry.
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DOI:
10.1002/chin.200205026
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发表时间:
2001-08
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
M. Sibi;Jian-xie Chen
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作者:
M. Sibi;Jian-xie Chen
Following addition of a radical to an alkene, the adduct radical can be trapped by a variety of reagents, for example, allyl stannane, CO, CdC, CdX, and so forth, providing convenient protocols for the formation of multiple CC bonds. 1 Tandem addition-trapping reactions of this type are attractive for the establishment of two CC bonds in a single operation. Both the addition and trapping steps can be either intra-or intermolecular, and tandem intra-and intermolecular radical reactions have been sequenced in a variety of creative and useful ways. 2 Enantioselective radical reactions3 where stereochemistry has been established either R4 or β5 to a carbonyl group have been reported. However, at present there are no examples of tandem intermolecular addition-intermolecular trapping reactions involving acyclic systems where chirality is established at both β-and R-centers with control over both absolute and relative stereochemistry. 6 This work reports the first examples where two CC bonds are formed (eq 1) with high stereocontrol by nucleophilic radical addition to an enoate 1 followed by trapping with allyl stannane 2. Additionally, factors which influence 1, 2-diastereoselectivity7 in these systems are also described.Our work began with the addition of nucleophilic isopropyl radical to cinnamate 5 and trapping of the intermediate radical with allylstannane using a chiral Lewis acid (eq 2, Table 1). We have previously established that bisoxazoline 6 with Mg (II) and Zn (II) salts are very competent chiral Lewis acids for conjugate radical additions. 5 Addition/trapping reaction with 5 using a stoichiometric amount of MgI2/6 at-78 C gave 7 in excellent yield and high diastereo-and enantioselectivity (entry 1). The relative stereochemistry for the product 7 was established as anti (vide infra). Reducing the catalyst loading to 30 mol% led to