2016
DOI: 10.1039/c6ra11370b
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Functionalization of pyridyl ketones using deprotolithiation-in situ zincation

Abstract: International audienceThe metallation of aryl ketones was achieved by using LiTMP in the presence of ZnCl2 center dot TMEDA, as evidenced by subsequent interception with iodine or by a palladium-catalysed cross-coupling reaction. One of the synthesized iodo ketones has been further elaborated to reach derivatives of biological interest

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“…Unlike halogens, methoxy is not a suitable group to acidify long‐range positions. [28e] If the yield to convert 1o into 2o was found higher (88 % against 30 % from 1i under similar reaction conditions; Table , Entry 15), it might rather be related to the higher propensity of methoxy to make the pyridine ring less prone to nucleophilic attack …”
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“…Unlike halogens, methoxy is not a suitable group to acidify long‐range positions. [28e] If the yield to convert 1o into 2o was found higher (88 % against 30 % from 1i under similar reaction conditions; Table , Entry 15), it might rather be related to the higher propensity of methoxy to make the pyridine ring less prone to nucleophilic attack …”
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“…We recently communicated our preliminary studies centered on the functionalization of pyridyl ketones by deprotolithiation‐in situ zincation . We here detail our investigations to better understand the behavior of the ketone function as directing group.…”
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“…in the presence of ZnCl 2 · TMEDA (1 equiv. ; more soluble than ZnCl 2 ) as in situ trap, this pair being efficient to ensure accelerated and chemoselective reactions . When employed at –30 °C, products from dimetallation were not observed, and the iodides 1b and 1c were isolated in 50 % and 34 % yield, respectively (Table , entries 5 and 6; Figure ).…”
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“…It is possible to replace Zn(TMP) 2 by ZnCl 2 provided that there is no contact between LiTMP and ZnCl 2 in the absence of the aromatic compound [23,24]. Thus, Method B is limited to activated substrates for which deprotonation is favored over reaction between LiTMP and ZnCl 2 .…”
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confidence: 99%