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Palladium(0)/indium iodide-mediated allylations of electrophiles generated from the hydrolysis of Eschenmoser's salt: One-pot preparation of diverse carbocyclic scaffolds.


ABSTRACT: A formyl equivalent was generated in situ from Eschenmoser's salt in aqueous THF and was reacted with an allylindium species. Acylnitroso-derived hetero-Diels Alder adducts and related allyl acetates were shown to be substrates for Pd(0)/InI-mediated allylations of formaldehyde-related species to provide homoallylic alcohols. Hydroxymethyl groups were installed with regio- and diastereocontrol to provide relevant disubstituted carbocyclic scaffolds. Enantiopure anti-disubstituted cyclopentene products were prepared from a chiral allyl acetate.

SUBMITTER: Cesario C 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC2879704 | biostudies-literature | 2010 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Palladium(0)/indium iodide-mediated allylations of electrophiles generated from the hydrolysis of Eschenmoser's salt: One-pot preparation of diverse carbocyclic scaffolds.

Cesario Cara C   Miller Marvin J MJ  

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A formyl equivalent was generated in situ from Eschenmoser's salt in aqueous THF and was reacted with an allylindium species. Acylnitroso-derived hetero-Diels Alder adducts and related allyl acetates were shown to be substrates for Pd(0)/InI-mediated allylations of formaldehyde-related species to provide homoallylic alcohols. Hydroxymethyl groups were installed with regio- and diastereocontrol to provide relevant disubstituted carbocyclic scaffolds. Enantiopure anti-disubstituted cyclopentene pr  ...[more]

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