Nitrenes and Nitrenium Ions 2013
DOI: 10.1002/9781118560907.ch10
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Synthetic Applications of Nitrenium Ions

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“…Deprotonation and oxidation of the urea provide a diazaoxyallylic cation 13 , analogous to what we have proposed for the oxidative diaza-(4 + 3) reaction of dienes . It is established that hydroxamate esters efficiently undergo oxidation to an N -acyl nitrenium ion using hypervalent iodide reagents . Nucleophilic addition of the indole 5 at the C-3 position to the diaza-oxyallylic cation 13 provides the zwitterionic intermediate 14 .…”
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“…Deprotonation and oxidation of the urea provide a diazaoxyallylic cation 13 , analogous to what we have proposed for the oxidative diaza-(4 + 3) reaction of dienes . It is established that hydroxamate esters efficiently undergo oxidation to an N -acyl nitrenium ion using hypervalent iodide reagents . Nucleophilic addition of the indole 5 at the C-3 position to the diaza-oxyallylic cation 13 provides the zwitterionic intermediate 14 .…”
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“…Mal and coworkers reported the N-arylation of sulfonanilides by implementing the HSAB (hard-soft-acid-base) principle. 11 Nitrenium ions [56][57][58][59] are soft, and carbenium ions 10,[60][61] are hard electrophiles in nature. Similarly, they considered thealkyl or -alkoxy substituted arenes as hard and extended πconjugated systems as soft nucleophiles.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Divalent nitrogen species with six electrons in its valence shell containing a positive charge on nitrogen is recognized as nitrenium ion. They are nitrogen analogues of carbenium ions which act as electrophiles for aromatic electrophilic substitution reactions. , Nitrenium ions have been known in the literature for a long time; , however, their use in organic synthesis is relatively less explored. Nitrenium ions can be derived from amines (or amides) in hypervalent iodine­(III)-mediated organic transformations . Electrochemical anodic oxidation techniques have also been used to generate nitrenium ions using iodine­(III) reagent for preparation of valuable structural compounds. Recently, we have developed sustainable methods for C–N bond synthesis by using iodine­(III) reagents via nitrenium ions. Mechanistically, generation of nitrenium ions includes two steps: ligand exchange of iodine­(III) with amines and reductive elimination of iodoarene (Figure a).…”
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confidence: 99%