CO2 promoted photoredox/Ni-catalyzed semi-reduction of alkynes with H2O
Shenhao Chen,
Chanjuan Xi
Abstract:CO2-promoted photoredox/Ni dual catalyzed semi-reduction of alkynes with water has been developed, which provides a method for the synthesis of Z-alkenes in high yields with high stereoselectivity under mild conditions.
“…Moreover, we characterized the nucleophile activating role of CO 2 through key mechanistic experiments. The herein presented results should encourage the development of further challenging coupling reactions with weak X–H nucleophiles such as water, by means of CO 2 catalysis, 74–77 and in general the use of CO 2 in synthetic method development. 78…”
The CO2-mediated hydroxylation of gem-difluorocyclopropanes is herein described, under Pd(0) catalysis in the presence of H2O. The method affords a large series of valuable fluorinated cinnamyl alcohols in high yields...
“…Moreover, we characterized the nucleophile activating role of CO 2 through key mechanistic experiments. The herein presented results should encourage the development of further challenging coupling reactions with weak X–H nucleophiles such as water, by means of CO 2 catalysis, 74–77 and in general the use of CO 2 in synthetic method development. 78…”
The CO2-mediated hydroxylation of gem-difluorocyclopropanes is herein described, under Pd(0) catalysis in the presence of H2O. The method affords a large series of valuable fluorinated cinnamyl alcohols in high yields...
An efficient light-driven methodology to synthesize alcohols is presented, through reduction of carbonyl compounds by a photoinduced Ir/PPh3/H2O system. Water, as a valuable and readily obtainable resource, is introduced as...
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