The radical cascade reaction of α-halogenated anilides represents an efficient approach for synthesizing 3,3-oxindoles. However, most methods have focused on α-bromoanilides, with limited utilization of the more stable and readily available α-chloroanilides. In addition, the transition-metal-free preparation of 3,3-oxindoles has been far less explored. Here, we present a photoreductive N-heterocyclic nitrenium-catalyzed radical cyclization reaction of α-chloroanilides for the construction of 3,3-oxindoles under transition-metal-free conditions.
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Org Biomol Chem
December 2024
School of Chemical Sciences, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS), Beijing 100049, China.
The radical cascade reaction of α-halogenated anilides represents an efficient approach for synthesizing 3,3-oxindoles. However, most methods have focused on α-bromoanilides, with limited utilization of the more stable and readily available α-chloroanilides. In addition, the transition-metal-free preparation of 3,3-oxindoles has been far less explored.
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August 2023
School of Chemical Sciences, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China.
N-Heterocyclic nitreniums (NHNs) have been utilized as Lewis acid catalysts to activate substrates with lone pairs. Alternative to their conventional applications, we have discovered that NHNs can also serve as charge transfer complex catalysts. Herein, we present another potential of NHNs by utilizing a weak interaction between NHNs and CFSOCl.
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January 2023
School of Chemical Sciences, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing 100049, China.
Acyl fluorides are versatile reagents in organic synthesis. However, there is no precedent to employ acyl fluorides as acyl radical precursors. We herein report an N-heterocyclic nitrenium iodide salt-catalyzed photoreduction of acyl fluorides to produce acyl radicals, which could react with 2-isocyanobiaryls to afford various carbonyl phenanthridines.
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