2019
DOI: 10.1039/c8gc03530j
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Three-component 3-(phosphoryl)methylindole synthesis from indoles, H-phosphine oxides and carbonyl compounds under metal-free conditions

Abstract: The first facile and efficient acid-catalyzed three-component reaction of indoles, H-phosphine oxides and carbonyl compounds has been developed, providing a general, one-pot approach to structurally diverse C3-alkylated indole derivatives.

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“…Not surprisingly, numerous synthetic methods for accessing 2‐phosphorylindoles have been developed, including palladium‐catalyzed annulation of 1‐alkynylphosphine sulfides or oxides with 2‐iodoanilines (Scheme 1a), [6] transition metals‐catalyzed direct C−H phosphorylation of indoles, [7] photoredox phosphorylation/cyclization of 1‐isocyano‐2‐styrylbenzenes (Scheme 1b), [8] and acid‐catalyzed dehydrative coupling reactions (Scheme 1c) [9] . Very recently, an efficient TfOH‐catalyzed three‐component reaction of indoles, carbonyl compounds and H ‐phosphine oxides has also been successively realized (Scheme 1d) [10] . Despite notable advances, however, some of the reported methods still suffer from certain drawbacks such as the need for various noble metals or acid catalysts, poor C2/C3 site selectivity and, in some cases, harsh reaction conditions (e. g., strictly inert and anhydrous conditions).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Not surprisingly, numerous synthetic methods for accessing 2‐phosphorylindoles have been developed, including palladium‐catalyzed annulation of 1‐alkynylphosphine sulfides or oxides with 2‐iodoanilines (Scheme 1a), [6] transition metals‐catalyzed direct C−H phosphorylation of indoles, [7] photoredox phosphorylation/cyclization of 1‐isocyano‐2‐styrylbenzenes (Scheme 1b), [8] and acid‐catalyzed dehydrative coupling reactions (Scheme 1c) [9] . Very recently, an efficient TfOH‐catalyzed three‐component reaction of indoles, carbonyl compounds and H ‐phosphine oxides has also been successively realized (Scheme 1d) [10] . Despite notable advances, however, some of the reported methods still suffer from certain drawbacks such as the need for various noble metals or acid catalysts, poor C2/C3 site selectivity and, in some cases, harsh reaction conditions (e. g., strictly inert and anhydrous conditions).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[9] Very recently, an efficient TfOH-catalyzed three-component reaction of indoles, carbonyl compounds and Hphosphine oxides has also been successively realized (Scheme 1d). [10] Despite notable advances, however, some of the reported methods still suffer from certain drawbacks such as the need for various noble metals or acid catalysts, poor C2/C3 site selectivity and, in some cases, harsh reaction conditions (e. g., strictly inert and anhydrous conditions). Consequently, the development of a green and practical method to access highly functionalized 2-phosphorylindoles from readily available starting materials is highly desirable.…”
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“…The Deng group [17a,c,d] developed several elemental sulfur‐mediated reactions for synthesis of thieno[2,3‐b]indoles. For example, during three component reactions of indoles, alkenes (or alkynes), three‐membered ring intermediates would be generated from unsaturated compounds, DMF and sulfur powder (Willgerodt‐Kindler reaction).…”
Section: Nucleophilic C3mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, Gao and Xu established an efficient protocol for the synthesis of C‐2 phosphinoylated indoles via a TfOH‐catalyzed three‐component reaction of substituted indoles, aryl alkyl ketones and disubstituted phosphine oxides (Scheme ) . By running the reaction at 120 °C in toluene for 10 h, the desired products were obtained in moderate yields.…”
Section: Direct Phosphorylation Of the Parent Heterocyclesmentioning
confidence: 99%