2010
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201006222
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Rhodium‐katalysierte oxidative Olefinierung von C‐H‐Bindungen in Acetophenonen und Benzamiden

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“…of pTsOH in 6.2 mL of ODCB/TFA (6:0.2) at ambient temperature, the desired monofunctionalized fullerene product 2a was isolated in good chemical yield (37%; 48% based on converted C 60 , entry 9). K 2 S 2 O 8 was also an effective oxidant for this functionalization when compared to other metal oxidizing agents (entry 10 vs. entries [4][5][6][7][8]. We noted that increasing reaction temperature or time did not improve reaction yields (entries [11][12][13][14][15].…”
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“…of pTsOH in 6.2 mL of ODCB/TFA (6:0.2) at ambient temperature, the desired monofunctionalized fullerene product 2a was isolated in good chemical yield (37%; 48% based on converted C 60 , entry 9). K 2 S 2 O 8 was also an effective oxidant for this functionalization when compared to other metal oxidizing agents (entry 10 vs. entries [4][5][6][7][8]. We noted that increasing reaction temperature or time did not improve reaction yields (entries [11][12][13][14][15].…”
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“…A number of directing groups such as carbonyl-based, nitrogen-containing groups or an allyl moiety have been utilized. [6] We noticed that the utility of 2-aminobiaryls to construct different sizable heterocycles has also been developed; [7] for example, Miura et al reported the cross-coupling of Nsulfonyl-2-aminobiaryls with alkenes to afford phenanthridine derivatives [8] (six-membered rings). In 2005, Buchwald and co-workers demonstrated a highly efficient Pd(II)-catalyzed C À H bond activation/intramolecular amidation for the synthesis of carbazoles [9] (five-membered rings) from 2-acetaminobiphenyls.…”
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“…[9] In this context, rhodium(III)-catalyzed reactions [10] using a wide range of carbonyl-derived directing groups such as benzamides, [11] acetanilides, [12] imines, [13] ketones, [14] and carboxylic acids [15] were reported, thus illustrating the utility of this reactivity concept. Despite their critical importance, aryl sulfonamides have, to the best of our knowledge, not been explored with rhodium catalysts.…”
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“…(8) tion relative to the ester carbonyl group, raising the possibility of rapid H/D exchange on the NH-acidic imidate group before subsequent intramolecular addition. Based on our mechanistic studies and the literature data, [1,2,19] a plausible mechanism for this oxidative alkenylation/annulation cascade reaction is proposed (Scheme 3). Initially, a reversible C À H metalation of the ruthenium(II) complex and 1 produces the fivemembered ruthenacycle A, followed by insertion with alkene to give the intermediate B.…”
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“…(1)]. [19,20] In 2013, Li developed an Rh(III)-catalyzed annulation of aryl ketone O-methyl oximes and isocyanates to generate Scheme 1. Methods for synthesizing 3-methyleneisoindolin-1-ones based on C À H activation.…”
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