2019
DOI: 10.1039/c8qo00938d
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Metal-free cross-coupling of π-conjugated triazenes with unactivated arenes via photoactivation

Abstract: A metal-free synthesis of biaryl compounds was achieved under photo-irradiation, which represents a milder alternative for cross-coupling reactions.

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“…Considering our recently published work, the data obtained, and the trends observed, we propose a reaction mechanism, as illustrated in Scheme . During the initial step, triazene 3 a gets protonated by TFA, this protonated triazene subsequently undergoes photoisomerization from the ( E ) isomer (5‐ E ) to the ( Z ) isomer (5‐ Z ).…”
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“…Considering our recently published work, the data obtained, and the trends observed, we propose a reaction mechanism, as illustrated in Scheme . During the initial step, triazene 3 a gets protonated by TFA, this protonated triazene subsequently undergoes photoisomerization from the ( E ) isomer (5‐ E ) to the ( Z ) isomer (5‐ Z ).…”
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confidence: 89%
“…In our continued effort to develop greener alternatives for carbon‐carbon and carbon‐heteroatom bond forming reactions, we have achieved and reported mild methods that produce aldehydes, ketones, ethers, thioethers, allenols, miscellaneous allylic compounds, and biaryls . More recently, we discovered a mild photoinduced cross‐coupling reaction of π‐conjugated triazenes with unactivated arenes . This aryl‐aryl cross‐coupling served as the foundation for the design of a milder alternative for more efficient synthesis of amides, reported in this paper (Scheme , eq.…”
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confidence: 89%
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