A domino carbopalladation-carbonylation sequence for substrates possessing beta-hydrogens is explored. This allows for the construction of complex architectures with vicinal stereocenters in a concise and rapid fashion via the stereocontrolled formation of two carbon-carbon bonds. An integral aspect of this domino reaction is the ability to control beta-hydride elimination of the organopalladium intermediate and instead form the carbonylation product.
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Org Lett
September 2010
Organic Chemistry, KTH Chemical Science and Engineering, Royal Institute of Technology, SE-10044 Stockholm, Sweden.
A domino carbopalladation-carbonylation sequence for substrates possessing beta-hydrogens is explored. This allows for the construction of complex architectures with vicinal stereocenters in a concise and rapid fashion via the stereocontrolled formation of two carbon-carbon bonds. An integral aspect of this domino reaction is the ability to control beta-hydride elimination of the organopalladium intermediate and instead form the carbonylation product.
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