2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfluchem.2013.06.011
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Mild allylic defluorination of 3,3-difluorobut-1-ene derivative activated by a phenylsulfonyl group

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“…These constraints underscore the crucial necessity for expanding the nucleophilic scope to enhance the versatility and applicability of these reactions. Here, a novel strategy has been developed, utilizing the F–Li interaction to generate the Pd–OH intermediate (Scheme B). With this Pd–OH intermediate, we achieved C–C bond formation by using diverse carbon nucleophiles.…”
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“…These constraints underscore the crucial necessity for expanding the nucleophilic scope to enhance the versatility and applicability of these reactions. Here, a novel strategy has been developed, utilizing the F–Li interaction to generate the Pd–OH intermediate (Scheme B). With this Pd–OH intermediate, we achieved C–C bond formation by using diverse carbon nucleophiles.…”
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“…In addition, miscellaneous methods have also been used to synthesize 2-fluoropropenes, for example, classical olefination reactions of carbonyl compounds with a proper fluorine-containing precursor, nucleophilic additions of fluoro-olefin substrates with aldehydes, and hydrofluorination of alkynes . Current investigations have emphasized efficient and stereoselective routes to fluoroalkenes in which metal-catalyzed C–F bond cleavage and allylic substitution of α,α-difluoroalkenes with nucleophiles have been recognized as an alternative representative to 2-fluoropropene target. , However, available examples still suffer from restricted substrate scope or limited reaction mode. Reliable and facile methods for stereoselective construction of the 2-fluoroallylic scaffold with diverse substituents are highly desired.…”
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