A γ-Fluoro β-Acetoxypropyl Sulfonium Salt as an Equivalent of a (Fluoromethyl)vinyl Sulfonium Salt: Reagent for the Facile Synthesis of Monofluoromethylated Cyclopropanes or Aziridines
Abstract:A β-monofluoromethylated vinyl sulfonium salt, prepared in situ from a precursor γ-fluoro β-acetoxypropyl sulfonium salt under mild basic conditions, reacted with a lvariety of active methylene compounds or a primary sulfone amide under basic conditions to provide the corresponding monofluoromethylated three-membered rings in good-to-excellent yields. This new sulfonium reagent should permit easy access to a variety of important monofluoromethylated organic compounds.
“…Subsequently, a new retrosynthetic protocol for 34 was developed, which has been shown in Scheme 19 [18] . Instead of using similar strategies for the synthesis of 34 , we studied the elimination reaction of the corresponding saturated salts 33 .…”
Section: Synthesis Of Other Fluorinated Vinyl Diphenyl Sulfonium Saltsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequently, a new retrosynthetic protocol for 34 was developed, which has been shown in Scheme 19. [18] Instead of using similar strategies for the synthesis of 34, we studied the elimination reaction of the corresponding saturated salts 33. Although both precursors 36 and 37 were reported in the literature, we were unable to prepare 37 in our laboratory according to the reported procedure.…”
Section: Synthesis Of γ-Fluoro-β-acetoxypropyl Diphenyl Sulfonium Tri...mentioning
The fluorinated building block strategy and the direct fluorination strategy are of great importance for the synthesis of new fluorinated molecules. These strategies complement each other and can be combined to develop a new methodology for the construction of a wide variety of fascinating organofluorine compounds. In our opinion, the versatile building blocks used in this method should satisfy the following conditions: 1) readily prepared from commercially available reagents; 2) easy to handle; 3) storage under ordinary conditions without noticeable decomposition; 4) wide applicability. Based on the aforementioned requirements, we focused on the use of vinyl sulfonium salts. This brief review describes the synthesis of five types of fluorinated vinyl sulfonium salts and their reactions. Especially, we featured typical fluorinated groups containing trifluoromethyl (CF3), difluoromethyl (CF2H), monofluoromethyl (CFH2), monofluoro (F) or β‐bromotetrafluoroethyl (BrCF2CF2) moieties in combination with vinyl sulfonium salts.
“…Subsequently, a new retrosynthetic protocol for 34 was developed, which has been shown in Scheme 19 [18] . Instead of using similar strategies for the synthesis of 34 , we studied the elimination reaction of the corresponding saturated salts 33 .…”
Section: Synthesis Of Other Fluorinated Vinyl Diphenyl Sulfonium Saltsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequently, a new retrosynthetic protocol for 34 was developed, which has been shown in Scheme 19. [18] Instead of using similar strategies for the synthesis of 34, we studied the elimination reaction of the corresponding saturated salts 33. Although both precursors 36 and 37 were reported in the literature, we were unable to prepare 37 in our laboratory according to the reported procedure.…”
Section: Synthesis Of γ-Fluoro-β-acetoxypropyl Diphenyl Sulfonium Tri...mentioning
The fluorinated building block strategy and the direct fluorination strategy are of great importance for the synthesis of new fluorinated molecules. These strategies complement each other and can be combined to develop a new methodology for the construction of a wide variety of fascinating organofluorine compounds. In our opinion, the versatile building blocks used in this method should satisfy the following conditions: 1) readily prepared from commercially available reagents; 2) easy to handle; 3) storage under ordinary conditions without noticeable decomposition; 4) wide applicability. Based on the aforementioned requirements, we focused on the use of vinyl sulfonium salts. This brief review describes the synthesis of five types of fluorinated vinyl sulfonium salts and their reactions. Especially, we featured typical fluorinated groups containing trifluoromethyl (CF3), difluoromethyl (CF2H), monofluoromethyl (CFH2), monofluoro (F) or β‐bromotetrafluoroethyl (BrCF2CF2) moieties in combination with vinyl sulfonium salts.
“…On the other hand, 1,1-bisnucleophiles C such as 1,3-dicarbonyl compounds, cyanoacetates or nitroacetates lead to polysubstituted cyclopropanes E . 4 However, application of substrates bearing one EWG-group such as aliphatic nitro compounds in such transformations is scarcely documented. 5…”
“…They usually act as electrophilic Michael acceptors to react with nucleophiles at the β-position to form transient sulfonium ylides and then conduct ylide-initiated tandem reactions, such as annulation, substitution, or elimination reaction, to afford various products (Scheme ). One of their important reaction is the annulation reaction with binucleophiles to afford three- to seven-membered heterocycles in high yields, which provides efficient and valuable strategies for the synthesis of novel bioactive heterocycles (Scheme a) . The second type of reaction of the vinylsulfonium salts is the Johnson–Corey–Chaykovsky-type annulation reaction, which affords fused heterocycles in a single step (Scheme b). , The vinylation of nucleophilic carbon or heteroatom of organic compounds is the third type of reaction of the vinylsulfonium salts (Scheme c) .…”
An efficient [3 + 2] cycloaddition reaction between in situ generated nitrile imines from hydrazonoyl halides
and vinylsulfonium salts is developed. The nitrile imines are demonstrated
to be a new class of reaction partner for vinylsulfonium salts to
conduct the [3 + 2] cycloaddition reaction. The process provides a
concise and efficient method for the construction of pyrazole derivatives
under mild reaction conditions with broad substrate scope, good product
yields, and high regioselectivity.
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