2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.tetlet.2015.06.017
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Facile N-arylation of amidines and N,N-disubstituted amidines

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“…Aryne chemistry offers a transition metal free alternative for arene C−N bond formation (Scheme 1B). Along these lines, aryne insertions into N−H bonds have been reported [18,19] . Further leveraging aryne chemistry, 1,2‐difunctionalized arenes are directly accessible through σ‐insertion reactions into element‐element bonds and considering the synthesis of aniline derivatives, the group of Kunai presented 1,2‐aminosilylation of arynes [20] …”
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“…Aryne chemistry offers a transition metal free alternative for arene C−N bond formation (Scheme 1B). Along these lines, aryne insertions into N−H bonds have been reported [18,19] . Further leveraging aryne chemistry, 1,2‐difunctionalized arenes are directly accessible through σ‐insertion reactions into element‐element bonds and considering the synthesis of aniline derivatives, the group of Kunai presented 1,2‐aminosilylation of arynes [20] …”
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“…Along these lines, aryne insertions into NÀ H bonds have been reported. [18,19] Further leveraging aryne chemistry, 1,2-difunctionalized arenes are directly accessible through σ-insertion reactions into element-element bonds and considering the synthesis of aniline derivatives, the group of Kunai presented 1,2-aminosilylation of arynes. [20] Using the same conceptual approach, aminobenzamides, [21] aminobenzophenones, [22] aminobenzonitriles, [25] sulfinylanilines [26] and haloaminoarenes [27] have been successfully prepared via aryne insertion reactions.…”
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“…Further investigations indicated that both CuBr and L-proline were necessary for this transformation ( Table 1, entries 12 and 13). Moreover, replacing NaN 3 with other nitrogen sources such as ammonium acetate, ammonium hydroxide and ammonium chloride, gave unsatisfactory results ( Table 1, entries [14][15][16]. Subsequently, the effect of different solvents was investigated, and DMF proved to be the optimum solvent ( Table 1, compare entries 2 and 17-21).…”
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