Oxidative coupling of N-nitrosoanilines with substituted allyl alcohols under rhodium (III) catalysis
1Department of Chemistry, University of Lucknow, Lucknow, India.
Abstract:
Rhodium(III) catalysis has been used for C-H activation of N-nitrosoanilines with substituted allyl alcohols. This method provides an efficient synthesis of the functional N-nitroso ortho β-aryl aldehydes and ketones with low catalyst loading, high functional group tolerance, and superior reactivity of allyl alcohols toward N-nitrosoanilines. We demonstrated that reaction also proceeds through the one-pot synthesis of N-nitrosoaniline, followed by subsequent, C-H activation. The protocol was also feasible with acyrlaldehyde and methyl vinyl ketone which furnished the same oxidative N-nitroso coupling product.
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