2021
DOI: 10.1039/d1qo00978h
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Catalyst-free reductive hydrogenation or deuteration of aryl–heteroatom bonds induced by light

Abstract: The photoinduced hydrogenation or deuteration of quaternary arylammonium salts, aryl triflates, and aryl halides under catalyst-free conditions was achieved.

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“…In 2021, Yao and co-workers 37 described a catalyst-free photochemical strategy for defunctionalization–deuteration under very simple reaction conditions. A broad range of aryl trimethylammonium salts ( 123 ), aryl triflates ( 125 ) and haloarenes ( 127 ) were smoothly deuterated with CD 3 OD or d 6 -DMSO as a deuterium source (Scheme 31).…”
Section: Radical Defunctionalization–deuterationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2021, Yao and co-workers 37 described a catalyst-free photochemical strategy for defunctionalization–deuteration under very simple reaction conditions. A broad range of aryl trimethylammonium salts ( 123 ), aryl triflates ( 125 ) and haloarenes ( 127 ) were smoothly deuterated with CD 3 OD or d 6 -DMSO as a deuterium source (Scheme 31).…”
Section: Radical Defunctionalization–deuterationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, an increased interest for such activation of ammonium salts led to the development of some radical processes for their reduction and/or functionalization. For instance, electrochemistry has been exploited to promote the carboxylation, borylation, and cyanation/cyanomethylation of benzylic and aryl ammonium salts, and UV-light irradiation has been used to promote the borylation and hydro-/deuterodeamination of aryl ammonium salts. Photoredox catalysis has been exploited to promote the carboxylation, reduction, borylation, and phosphonation of benzylic and aryl ammonium salts (Figure A).…”
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“…Apart from dehalogenative deuteration, similar deuteration reactions with other leaving groups, such as –COOH, [ 53 ] –B(OH) 2 , [ 54 ] –Otf, [ 55 ] have been well explored. Ketonic carbonyl is not a current functional group easy to be departed but H/D exchange occurred at acidic α‐C—H bonds easily.…”
Section: Dehalogenative Deuterationmentioning
confidence: 99%