Abstract:A facile and straightforward approach has been developed for the synthesis of a-amino diaryl ketones. This strategy utilizes simple, cheap, stable, non-toxic arylacetonitriles as a key starting material and is effectively promoted by N-Bromosuccinimide. This reaction proceeds via the involvement of three consecutive steps in a one-pot manner without isolating any intermediates and displays remarkable functional group tolerance. Gram-scale syntheses of a-amino ketone demonstrate the practicality of the protocol. Show more
“…Kumar later developed a related NBSmediated synthesis with cyclic amines, allowing the efficient synthesis of α-arylated amino ketones. 37 The quantity of the halogen source may be reduced by using a stoichiometric peroxide-based oxidant. In 2012, Lamani reported that aryl/heteroaryl-ketones (14) with aliphatic or aromatic substituents on the α-position were successfully aminated with cyclic secondary amines (15) in up to 80% yield when treated with N-iodosuccinimide (30 mol%) and tertbutyl hydroperoxide (Scheme 4).…”
This review on α-amino ketone synthesis collates and evaluates developments made in this area over the past decade, with an extended discussion on functional group compatibility, resultant product substitution patterns, and medicinal applications.
“…Kumar later developed a related NBSmediated synthesis with cyclic amines, allowing the efficient synthesis of α-arylated amino ketones. 37 The quantity of the halogen source may be reduced by using a stoichiometric peroxide-based oxidant. In 2012, Lamani reported that aryl/heteroaryl-ketones (14) with aliphatic or aromatic substituents on the α-position were successfully aminated with cyclic secondary amines (15) in up to 80% yield when treated with N-iodosuccinimide (30 mol%) and tertbutyl hydroperoxide (Scheme 4).…”
This review on α-amino ketone synthesis collates and evaluates developments made in this area over the past decade, with an extended discussion on functional group compatibility, resultant product substitution patterns, and medicinal applications.
A transition-metal-free oxidative amination of secondary benzyl alcohols has been developed using N-bromosuccinimide as the oxidant and source of succinimide. The control experiments revealed that the transformation underwent via oxidation of alcohol to ketone, α-bromination of ketone and diazabicyclo [5.4.1]undec-7-ene (DBU) base-mediated nucleophilic substitution of the by-product succinimide. Various substituted benzyl alcohols and N-bromoimides were examined to form α-imido ketones in short reaction timespans. The protocol was successfully extended to a gram scale reaction.
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