2018
DOI: 10.1002/adsc.201800401
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CO2‐Promoted C=N Bond Cleavage of Amidines Leading to Multi‐Substituted Pyridines

Abstract: A practical protocol is developed using carbon dioxide as a promoter for the C=N bond cleavage of amidines. This direct and operationally simple approach afforded parallel library of multi‐functional pyridines under the mild condition. The mechanistic isotope labeling experiment suggested that the oxygen atom of resulting carbonyl group was originated from water.magnified image

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“…Recently the number of reports about the applications of nucleophilic behavior of DBU has increased tremendously . [11] As such an increasing number of reports in the literature that are more amenable to the in‐situ ring‐opening reaction of DBU with acetylenic esters, [12] 1, 4‐diaryl‐1, 3‐diynes, [13] aldehydes [14] and phenylboronic acids [15] forming N‐functionalised products have appeared. The extension of Chan‐Lam coupling was reported by our research group with DBU/DBN/TBD as reaction partners [15] .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently the number of reports about the applications of nucleophilic behavior of DBU has increased tremendously . [11] As such an increasing number of reports in the literature that are more amenable to the in‐situ ring‐opening reaction of DBU with acetylenic esters, [12] 1, 4‐diaryl‐1, 3‐diynes, [13] aldehydes [14] and phenylboronic acids [15] forming N‐functionalised products have appeared. The extension of Chan‐Lam coupling was reported by our research group with DBU/DBN/TBD as reaction partners [15] .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%