Chloroarylation and thiocyanatoarylation of itaconic acid

Baranovskii, V. S.; Petrushka, B. M.; Fesak, A. Yu.; Grishchuk, B. D.

doi:10.1134/s1070363213020151

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“…69,70 A recently developed carbothiolation with a thiocyanate as radical scavenger is depicted in Scheme 16. 71 Starting from diazonium salt 23 and itaconic acid (37), diacid 38 was obtained in good yield via a copper-mediated reaction.…”

Section: Short Review Syn Thesis 24 Carbothiolationmentioning

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Recent Advances in Meerwein Arylation Chemistry

2016

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The Meerwein arylation has recently received much attention and a variety of new variants have been developed. Advances include new sources for aryl radicals, new radical scavengers, as well as improved reaction conditions. This short review summarizes important developments that make this radical-type reaction an even more powerful tool for the diverse functionalization of alkenes. 1 Introduction 2 Meerwein Arylations 2.

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Section: Short Review Syn Thesis 24 Carbothiolationmentioning

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Recent Advances in Meerwein Arylation Chemistry

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Photoredox-copper catalyzed Meerwein cyanoarylation of styrenes

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Current Advances in Meerwein-type Radical Alkene Functionalizations

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Diesendorf²

2022

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Alkene functionalizations via Meerwein arylations are becoming increasingly attractive, especially since a variety of mild and sustainable methods for aryl radical generation are available today. This entails a broad spectrum of substrates and radical scavengers, as well as convenient synthetic routes to relevant precursors for further transformations. The present review focuses on recent advances in Meerwein-type alkene functionalizations and gives insights into the key mechanistic details of the respective reactions.1 Introduction2 Hydroarylation and Carboarylation3 Carboamination, Carbooxygenation, and Carbothiolation4 Carbohalogenation5 Conclusion and Outlook

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Chloroarylation and thiocyanatoarylation of itaconic acid

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Recent Advances in Meerwein Arylation Chemistry

Recent Advances in Meerwein Arylation Chemistry

Photoredox-copper catalyzed Meerwein cyanoarylation of styrenes

Current Advances in Meerwein-type Radical Alkene Functionalizations

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