Co(III)-Catalyzed Regioselective Functionalization of Isoquinolones with Naphthoquinones
Tamanna Sharma,
Sumit,
Sachin
et al.
Abstract:A strategy
for Co(III)-catalyzed C(sp2)–H
alkenylation
of N-protected isoquinolones with 1,4-naphthoquinones
has been disclosed. The developed protocol was efficiently applied
for diversely substituted isoquinolones. Preliminary mechanistic experiments
revealed the involvement of a five-membered cobaltacycle as an intermediate.
Deuterium labeling experiments suggested the reversible nature of
the C–H activation step. The scale-up reaction was also carried
out, and the product was utilized as a chemosensor to d… Show more
A simple Ru(II)‐catalyzed protocol for the alkenylation of isoquinolones with readily accessible allyl alcohols to generate aldehyde bearing isoquinolones has been developed. The use of green solvent like dimethyl carbonate makes this method environment‐friendly. Experimental studies were carried out to support the proposed mechanism. The reaction was scaled up to showcase the application of the current method.
A simple Ru(II)‐catalyzed protocol for the alkenylation of isoquinolones with readily accessible allyl alcohols to generate aldehyde bearing isoquinolones has been developed. The use of green solvent like dimethyl carbonate makes this method environment‐friendly. Experimental studies were carried out to support the proposed mechanism. The reaction was scaled up to showcase the application of the current method.
A sustainable
protocol for Ru(II)-catalyzed regioselective C(sp2)–H
methylation of indolines in the presence of ethanol
has been explored. A wide array of substituted indolines were successfully
methylated via the developed protocol with good to
excellent yields. Deuterium labeling experiments suggested the reversible
nature of the C–H activation step. Kinetic isotope effect studies
revealed that C–H activation might be the rate-determining
step. Gram scale reaction and post-transformation reactions of the
methylated product demonstrated the potential of the developed protocol.
A simple and rapid access to isoquinolone aldehyde scaffolds has been established by rhodium catalyzed reaction between isoquinolone and methoxyallene that forges alkenylation in an explicit regioselective manner. Herein, methoxyallene...
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