2008
DOI: 10.1002/asia.200700333
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CC Coupling Reactions of Superstrong CF3 Groups with C(sp2)–H Bonds: Reactivity and Synthetic Utility of Zero‐Valent Niobium Catalyst

Abstract: It was found that zero-valent niobium is an efficient catalyst for the intramolecular C-C coupling reactions of o-aryl and o-alkenyl alpha,alpha,alpha-trifluorotoluene derivatives. The superstrong C-F bonds of CF3 groups and neighboring C(sp2)-H bonds were doubly activated, and fluorenes and indenes were obtained in good yields. The niobium fluorocarbenoid species is proposed to be the key intermediate.

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“…[7,9,10] The slow addition of LiAlH 4 was necessary to achieve high yields of fluorenes such as 16. When the reaction was performed in an aromatic solvent, intermolecular C À C bond formation occurred to produce mixtures of mono-and diarylated fluorenes 18 and 19.…”
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“…[7,9,10] The slow addition of LiAlH 4 was necessary to achieve high yields of fluorenes such as 16. When the reaction was performed in an aromatic solvent, intermolecular C À C bond formation occurred to produce mixtures of mono-and diarylated fluorenes 18 and 19.…”
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“…[16] The mechanism for this transformation was proposed to occur through a carbenoid reactive intermediate (Scheme 7). [9,11] The niobium catalyst is generated by reduction using sodium aluminum hydride. This species defluorinates the aryl trifluoromethyl group to afford fluorinesubstituted carbenoid 28, which reacts with the proximal CÀ H bond to afford indoline 29.…”
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“…Insertion reactions of a niobium fluorocarbenoid center, which is generated from a CF 3 group attached to an aromatic nucleus, into a C(sp 2 )ÀH bond were developed recently by our group. [11][12][13] Scheme 3 shows precursors which were prepared in good yields mainly by the Buchwald amination reaction (see the Supporting Information for details). [10] Notably, CF 3 groups, which would generate the key carbenoid centers, were not affected by the CÀN coupling conditions.…”
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“…[7,9,10] [11] Arylamine wie 20 werden von niedervalentem Niob reduziert, wobei Gemische des Indolins 21 und des Indols 22 erhalten werden [Gl. (1)].…”
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