Aerobic copper-catalyzed organic reactions.
Aerobic copper-catalyzed organic reactions.
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DOI:
10.1021/cr300527g
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发表时间:
2013-08-14
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影响因子:
62.1
通讯作者:
Kozlowski, Marisa C.
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Allen, Scott E.;Walvoord, Ryan R.;Padilla-Salinas, Rosaura;Kozlowski, Marisa C.
The chemistry of copper is extremely rich because it can easily access Cu0, CuI, CuII, and CuIII oxidation states allowing it to act through one-electron or two-electron processes. As a result, both radical pathways and powerful two-electron bond-forming pathways via organometallic intermediates, similar to those of palladium, can occur. In addition, the different oxidation states of copper associate well with a large number of different functional groups via Lewis acid interactions or π-coordination. In total, these features confer a remarkably broad range of activities allowing copper to catalyze the oxidation and oxidative union of many substrates. Oxygen is a highly atom-economical, environmentally benign, and abundant oxidant, which makes it ideal in many ways. 1 The high activation energies in the reactions of oxygen require that catalysts be employed. 2 In combination with molecular oxygen, the chemistry of copper catalysis increases exponentially since oxygen can act as either a sink for electrons (oxidase activity) or a source of oxygen atoms that are incorporated into the product (oxygenase activity) or both. The oxidation of copper with oxygen is a facile process allowing catalytic turnover in net oxidative processes and ready access to the higher CuIII oxidation state, which enables a range of powerful transformations including two-electron reductive elimination to CuI. Molecular oxygen is also not hampered by toxic byproducts, being either reduced to water, occasionally via H2O2 (oxidase activity), or incorporated into the target structure with high atom economy (oxygenase activity). Such oxidations using oxygen or air (21% oxygen) have been employed safely in numerous commodity chemical continuous and batch processes. 3However, batch reactors employing volatile hydrocarbon solvents require that oxygen concentrations be kept low in the head space (typically< 5− 11%) to avoid flammable mixtures, which can limit the oxygen concentration in the reaction mixture. 4− 6 A number of alternate approaches have been developed allowing oxidation chemistry to be used safely across a broader array of conditions. For example, use of carbon dioxide instead of nitrogen as a diluent leads to reduced flammability. 5 Alternately, water can be added to moderate the flammability allowing even pure oxygen to be employed. 6 New reactor designs also allow pure oxygen to be used instead of diluted oxygen by maintaining gas bubbles in the solvent, which greatly improves reaction rates and prevents the build up of higher concentrations of oxygen in the head space. 4a, 7 Supercritical carbon dioxide has been found to be advantageous as a solvent due its chemical inertness toward oxidizing agents and its complete miscibility with oxygen or air over a wide range of temperatures. 8 A number of flow technologies 9 including flow reactors, 10 capillary flow reactors, 11 microchannel/microstructure reactors, 12 and membrane reactors 13
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