N-tosylhydrazones as reagents for cross-coupling reactions:: A route to polysubstituted olefins
N-tosylhydrazones as reagents for cross-coupling reactions:: A route to polysubstituted olefins
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DOI:
10.1002/anie.200701815
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发表时间:
2007-01-01
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16.6
通讯作者:
Aznar, Fernando
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作者:
Barluenga, José;Moriel, Patricia;Aznar, Fernando
Pd-catalyzed cross-coupling reactions can be considered nowadays to be the most reliable methodology for the formation of C (sp2) ÀC (sp2) bonds.[1] These types of reactions find increasing application in the synthesis of complex organic molecules.[2] In a cross-coupling reaction, an electrophile is combined with a nucleophile to provide the corresponding coupling product (Scheme 1 a). Organometallic reagents such as organomagnesium,[3]-zinc,[4]-tin,[5]-silicon,[6] and-boron [7] compounds among others, are generally employed as the nucleophilic component. In spite of the wide applicability of these methodologies, a limitation of the general approach is the requirement of a stoichiometric amount of the organometallic reagent, which in many cases has to be prepared through expensive, moisture-sensitive, and multistep procedures.The Heck reaction (Scheme 1b) can be considered as the earliest example of a CÀC bond-forming reaction that does not require stoichiometric amounts of the organometallic coupling partner.[8] In recent years, some other examples have been discovered which differ from cross-coupling: the direct activation of CÀH bonds [9](Scheme 1c), the α-arylation of ketones,[10] esters,[11] and amides [12](Scheme1d), and the