First simultaneous generation and utilization of both copper-triazole and -ketenimine intermediates in copper-catalyzed sulfonyl azide-alkyne cycloaddition reactions is achieved for the one-pot synthesis of triazolopyrimidines via a novel copper-catalyzed multicomponent cascade of sulfonyl azides, alkynes, and azirines. Significantly, the reaction proceeds under very mild conditions in good yields.
A heterogeneous and commercially available nanoscale iron catalyst for direct N- and C-alkylation reactions of anilines and methylketones with alcohols under hydrogen autotransfer conditions.
In recent times, the transition metal-catalyzed borrowing hydrogen (BH) and interrupted borrowing hydrogen (IBH) strategies have attracted much attention and represent atom- and step-economic processes to access diverse building blocks...
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we report a novel interrupted azirine–alkyne ring-expansion
reaction with molecular oxygen for the direct synthesis of highly
functionalized pyrrolones enabled by copper catalysis. Mechanistic
investigations indicate that the present three-component reaction
proceeds via two copper-catalyzed sequential reactions, an azirine-ring-opening
alkynylation and an amine-directed radical oxygenation, leading to
the formation of interesting pyrrolone structures under mild conditions.
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