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o-カルボランにおけるB-H結合の地域選択的核性アルキル化/アリレーション:選択的ケージボロン機能化の代替方法

Cen Tang¹, Jiji Zhang¹, Jie Zhang¹

¹Department of Chemistry and State Key Laboratory of Synthetic Chemistry , The Chinese University of Hong Kong , Shatin , New Territories, Hong Kong , China.

Journal of the American Chemical Society

|November 17, 2018

まとめ

新しいマグネシウム媒介法により,O-カルボランにおけるB-H結合の地域選択的核性置換が可能である. このアプローチは,選択的にアルキル化およびアリル化O-カルボランを合成するための補完的な戦略を提供します.

科学分野:

有機金属化学
ボロン化学
有機合成

背景:

o-Carboranesはユニークな電子特性を有する多用途のボロンクラスターです.
オカルボランを機能化するための既存の方法には,移行金属触媒と電性置換が含まれます.
合成の有用性を拡大するために,地域選択的核性置換プロトコルの開発が不可欠です.

研究の目的:

地域選択的な核性ケージB-H置換のための新しいプロトコルを導入する.
既存の移行金属触媒と電性置換戦略を補完する.
新型O-カルボランを合成するために,B−3,6−ダイアルキル化およびB−9,アルキル化/アリル化.

主な方法:

マグネシウム媒介反応は,部位選択的核性置換に使用された.
反応は,O-カルボランのB−3,6−HとB−9−H位置を標的とした.
選択性におけるケージC置換剤のステリックおよび電子因子を分析した.

主要な成果:

地域選択的な核性ケージB-H置換のための新しいプロトコルが開発されました.
B−3,6−ダイアキル化およびB−9−アルキル化/アリル化O-カルボランの高い収量を達成した.
サイト選択性は,C置換剤のステリックおよび電子因子によって著しく影響されていることが判明しました.

結論:

提案されたマグネシウム媒介の方法は,オカルボラン機能化に強力で補完的なアプローチを提供します.
このプロトコルは,特異的に置換されたo-カルボランの効率的な合成を可能にします.
C置換剤の役割を理解することは,核愛置換反応における地域選択性を制御する上で鍵となる.

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