2010
DOI: 10.1002/chem.200902374
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Functionalization of Organic Molecules by Transition‐Metal‐Catalyzed C(sp3)H Activation

Abstract: Transition-metal-catalyzed C-H activation has recently emerged as a powerful tool for the functionalization of organic molecules. While many efforts have focused on the functionalization of arenes and heteroarenes by this strategy in the past two decades, much less research has been devoted to the activation of non-acidic C-H bonds of alkyl groups. This Minireview highlights recent work in this area, with a particular emphasis on synthetically useful methods.

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“…displacement of the ester group from the coordination sphere, see TS rear and int 2 in Figure 4) is predicted to be at 16.9 kcal/mol, giving rise to a barrier of 20.3 kcal/mol (relative to int 1 ). 18 Additional ligand rearrangement can lead to an intermediate involved directly in the -hydride elimination step (see int 3 in Figure 5). In this species, the enolate is bound covalently to Pd via the -carbon atom ( 1 (C) complex) and it displays characteristic -agostic interactions with the metal center.…”
Section: Scheme 8 Schematic View Of Catalytic Cycles For the Dehydromentioning
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“…displacement of the ester group from the coordination sphere, see TS rear and int 2 in Figure 4) is predicted to be at 16.9 kcal/mol, giving rise to a barrier of 20.3 kcal/mol (relative to int 1 ). 18 Additional ligand rearrangement can lead to an intermediate involved directly in the -hydride elimination step (see int 3 in Figure 5). In this species, the enolate is bound covalently to Pd via the -carbon atom ( 1 (C) complex) and it displays characteristic -agostic interactions with the metal center.…”
Section: Scheme 8 Schematic View Of Catalytic Cycles For the Dehydromentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TS rear ). 24 The choice between '-H vs. '-D abstraction has already been made in the turnover-determining ligand rearrangement step which leads to the formation of Cbound enolate int 3 , The effect of deuterium substitution in the ' position of the ligand on the ligand rearrangement step is expected to be small, resulting in a negligible primary KIE.…”
Section: Scheme 8 Schematic View Of Catalytic Cycles For the Dehydromentioning
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“…Outro complicador é o perfil energético dos orbitais da ligação C(sp 3 )-H, pouco suscetível à interação com o centro metálico. Assim sendo, algum artifício deve ser usado para direcionar a ativação da ligação C(sp 3 )-H. Os dois exemplos seguintes são relativamente simples, mas já dão uma boa ideia do seu potencial, pois utilizam estratégias diferentes para tornar eficiente e regiosseletiva a ativação C-H. 44 Em 2008, Shibata e colaboradores 45 relataram a preparação de alil amidas através da alquenilação de metil amidas, catalisada por um complexo catiônico de irídio, na presença de (±)-BINAP como ligante. Os tempos reacionais ficaram entre 6 e 72 h, à temperatura de 135 °C, com os rendimentos variando entre 29 e 82% (Esquema 9).…”
Section: Missão Cumprida (E Comprida): a Ativação C-h é Uma Realidadeunclassified
“…44 No primeiro exemplo citado (Esquema 9), o grupo diretor foi a carbonila da amida, mas em outros casos, uma ligação π C-C pode também realizar esta função. A ativação de ligações C-H alílicas é um dos exemplos mais recorrentes na literatura.…”
Section: Missão Cumprida (E Comprida): a Ativação C-h é Uma Realidadeunclassified