2011
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201105423
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Selektive gekreuzte Tischtschenko‐Reaktion – eine abfallfreie Synthese von Benzylestern

Abstract: Eine bedeutende Weiterentwicklung der klassischen Tischtschenko‐Reaktion ist die selektive intermolekulare gekreuzte Variante. In Gegenwart eines Ni‐NHC‐Katalysators (NHC=N‐heterocyclisches Carben) wurden zahlreiche Benzylester aliphatischer Säuren atomökonomisch aus einem 1:1‐Gemisch aromatischer und aliphatischer Aldehyde synthetisiert. Dies eröffnet neue Perspektiven für die Verwendung der Tischtschenko‐Reaktion zur nachhaltigen Estersynthese.

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“…Boric acid,3h ( i‐ Bu) 2 AlH,3i alkaline earth metal amides,3j,k LiBr/Et 3 N,3l NaH,3b,m,n Grignard reagents in combination with thiolates,3o, selenide ions,3p transition metal complexes based on Fe,4a,b Ru,4ch Rh,4ik Os,4l Ir,4m,n Ni,4o,p Zr,4q Hf4q and lanthanide complexes,5ag particularly lanthanide amides,5b–e and organoactinide complexes5h,i have also been employed for this reaction. Quite recently, this disproportionation reaction between two different selected aldehydes could be accomplished to a certain extent 1f,4p. However, many of these auxiliaries are toxic, not commercially available or expensive, suffer from low reaction rates, require high catalyst loadings, are air‐ and moisture‐sensitive, undergo side reactions, react sluggishly and are inefficient for heteroaromatic aldehydes, which are known to be difficult to disproportionate to esters 3n,7…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Boric acid,3h ( i‐ Bu) 2 AlH,3i alkaline earth metal amides,3j,k LiBr/Et 3 N,3l NaH,3b,m,n Grignard reagents in combination with thiolates,3o, selenide ions,3p transition metal complexes based on Fe,4a,b Ru,4ch Rh,4ik Os,4l Ir,4m,n Ni,4o,p Zr,4q Hf4q and lanthanide complexes,5ag particularly lanthanide amides,5b–e and organoactinide complexes5h,i have also been employed for this reaction. Quite recently, this disproportionation reaction between two different selected aldehydes could be accomplished to a certain extent 1f,4p. However, many of these auxiliaries are toxic, not commercially available or expensive, suffer from low reaction rates, require high catalyst loadings, are air‐ and moisture‐sensitive, undergo side reactions, react sluggishly and are inefficient for heteroaromatic aldehydes, which are known to be difficult to disproportionate to esters 3n,7…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The allyl unit is not delivered by an organometallic reagent to generate a homoallylic alcoholate, but through a cross-disproportionation of a b,g-unsaturated carbonyl compound with another aldehyde to result in a homoallylic ester. Unlike in the crossed-Tishchenko reaction, [6] this disproportionation of two different aldehydes is not the result of a hydride transfer, instead it is brought about by an oxonia-Cope rearrangement to form homoallylic esters and lactones.…”
Section: Dedicated To Professor Georg Frµtermentioning
confidence: 99%