2011
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201007624
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A Flexible and Stereoselective Synthesis of Azetidin‐3‐ones through Gold‐Catalyzed Intermolecular Oxidation of Alkynes

Longwu Ye,
Weimin He,
Liming Zhang
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A few years ago we reported [1] that gold-catalyzed [2] intermolecular oxidation of alkynes offered an expedient access to synthetically versatile a-oxo gold carbene intermediates (Scheme 1 a). This strategy circumvents the use of hazardous and potentially explosive a-diazo ketone precursors [3] and has led to the development of various efficient synthetic methods, by us [1,4] and others, [5] based on intramolecular trapping of aoxo gold carbene intermediates. The intermolecular counterpart, which is likely to be of exceptional synthetic utility, however, proves to be very challenging because of the highly electrophilic nature of the carbene center and is often plagued with overoxidation, reactions with solvents, [4b,g] and intractable side reactions.
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A few years ago we reported [1] that gold-catalyzed [2] intermolecular oxidation of alkynes offered an expedient access to synthetically versatile a-oxo gold carbene intermediates (Scheme 1 a). This strategy circumvents the use of hazardous and potentially explosive a-diazo ketone precursors [3] and has led to the development of various efficient synthetic methods, by us [1,4] and others, [5] based on intramolecular trapping of aoxo gold carbene intermediates. The intermolecular counterpart, which is likely to be of exceptional synthetic utility, however, proves to be very challenging because of the highly electrophilic nature of the carbene center and is often plagued with overoxidation, reactions with solvents, [4b,g] and intractable side reactions.
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“…as thriving topics in current gold and platinum catalysis. [1][2][3][4][5] These oxidations lead to 1,2-oxofunctionalization products by two paths. With pyridine-derived N-oxides, the oxidations typically generate a-oxo carbenes which can be functionalized with a tethered or external nucleophile.…”
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“…With pyridine-derived N-oxides, the oxidations typically generate a-oxo carbenes which can be functionalized with a tethered or external nucleophile. [2,3] For sulfoxides and some nitrones, the initial intermediates (I and II, respectively) undergo 3,3-sigmatropic shifts to afford the 1,2-oxoarylation products 2 and 3, respectively (Scheme 1 a). [4,5] Although nitriles and alkynes are two common triple-bond motifs, catalytic oxidations of nitriles with organic or inorganic oxides still remain a formidable task.…”
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“…[1][2][3][4][5] These oxidations lead to 1,2-oxofunctionalization products by two paths. [1][2][3][4][5] These oxidations lead to 1,2-oxofunctionalization products by two paths.…”
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