Abstract:Visible-Light-Promoted Selenofunctionalization of Alkenes. -The novel convenient method for the seleno-and tellurofunctionalization of alkenes is based on the visible-light-promoted in situ generation of chalcogen electrophiles. The synthetic potential is demonstrated in various intra-and intermolecular processes including a short synthesis of the racemic Amaryllidaceae alkaloid γ-lycorane (XXI). -(CONNER, E. S.; CROCKER, K. E.; FERNANDO, R. G.; FRONCZEK, F. R.; STANLEY, G. G.; RAGAINS*, J. R.; Org. Lett. 15 (… Show more
“…In 2013, Ragains and co-workers reported a visible lightpromoted selenocyclization of alkenes at room temperature (Scheme 19). 28 In this reaction, bench-stable PhSeSePh is combined with CBr 4 under the irradiation of a 5 W blue light-emitting diode (LED), resulting in the in situ generation of reactive PhSeBr. This reaction showed a broad substrate scope, generating O-heterocycles in high yields along with N-heterocycles in moderate to high yields.…”
Seleno-containing heterocycles exist widely in pharmaceutical molecules and the skeletons of natural products. The addition of organoselenium to alkenes and alkynes via intramolecular tandem selenocyclization is an efficient method for...
“…In 2013, Ragains and co-workers reported a visible lightpromoted selenocyclization of alkenes at room temperature (Scheme 19). 28 In this reaction, bench-stable PhSeSePh is combined with CBr 4 under the irradiation of a 5 W blue light-emitting diode (LED), resulting in the in situ generation of reactive PhSeBr. This reaction showed a broad substrate scope, generating O-heterocycles in high yields along with N-heterocycles in moderate to high yields.…”
Seleno-containing heterocycles exist widely in pharmaceutical molecules and the skeletons of natural products. The addition of organoselenium to alkenes and alkynes via intramolecular tandem selenocyclization is an efficient method for...
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