Nickel-catalyzed cross-couplings involving carbon-oxygen bonds.
Nickel-catalyzed cross-couplings involving carbon-oxygen bonds.
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DOI:
10.1021/cr100259t
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发表时间:
2011-03-09
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影响因子:
62.1
通讯作者:
Percec, Virgil
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作者:
Rosen, Brad M.;Quasdorf, Kyle W.;Wilson, Daniella A.;Zhang, Na;Resmerita, Ana-Maria;Garg, Neil K.;Percec, Virgil
REVIEW intricate molecular topologies and architectures. To turn the molecular dreams into a reality, synthetic chemists must ultimately roll up their sleeves and become molecular construction workers building their structure brick by brick. From the dawn of the modern chemistry in the ages of Boyle, Dalton, and Lavoisier to the present days, the tools for molecular construction have evolved, progressing through notable paradigm shifts from the development of the atomistic theory to the rigorous application of the retrosynthetic method focusing on the enantioselective synthesis of medicinal natural products. 1-3 More recently, academic and industrial focus has moved toward efficient chemistry utilizing low-cost and green reagents in transformations designed with high atom-economy starting from biosourced feedstocks as well as beyond the small molecule in strategies to produce designed macromolecular materials4 and supramolecular ensembles. 5, 6 Numerous strategies have been explored for the synthesis of relatively large organic molecules and polymers, but typically the coupling of prefabricated units together is more expeditious. 7-15 Early in the development of homocoupling, the joining of identical chemical fragments, and cross-coupling, early transition metals such as Ni were identified as useful reagents and catalysts. However, in the intervening years more attention was invested in the development of later transition metal catalysis, particularly Pd-catalyzed Heck, 16, 17 Hiyama, 18 Kumada, 19 Negishi, 20, 21 Suzuki-Miyaura, 22, 23 Sonogashira, 24 and Stille25, 26 coupling techniques, due to some advantages in terms of the diversity and tenability of preparable catalysts, their oxidative and aqueous stability, and relatively facile isolation and structural analysis of their complexes, which aided mechanistic and methodologic developments. These, typically Pd-catalyzed, 27 coupling reactions used a diversity of organometallic transmetalating reagents or unsaturated functionalities for coordination/insertion chemistry, but nearly uniformly required aryl, vinyl, allyl, or sometimes alkyl halides as electrophiles. While this manuscript was under revision, the pioneering work on Pd-catalyzed cross-coupling was recognized with the 2010 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for Professors Heck, Negishi, and Suzuki. However, there is growing interest in using more available, economical, and environmentally friendly phenol-and enol-derived electrophiles.1.2. Value of Phenol-and Enol-Derived Electrophiles Industrial chemists are now able to provide a wide array of aryl, polyaryl, vinyl, allyl, and alkyl halides to the hands of bench chemists. However, such species are far less available from natural sources and are certainly not used as coupling partners in biosynthetic pathways. A key benefit to phenol-and enol-derived electrophiles is the ready accessibility of these substrates. In the case of phenols, such compounds are naturally abundant or can be readily prepared from other easily accessed aromatic species. 28 A Scifinder search reveals that over 50 000 phenol and aryl polyol derivatives are commercially available. 29 Moreover, for certain heteroaromatic compounds, a phenol-type substituent can often be derived from a lactam precursor. The advantages are similar for enol-derived electrophiles, as cross-coupling partners of this class can be accessed by enolization and subsequent trapping of readily available carbonyl compounds. Other advantages to using phenol-derived electrophiles exist. Most notably, oxygenation on the aromatic ring can be used to introduce additional substituents via a number of pathways including electrophilic aromatic substitution …
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