亲核叔膦促进的联烯酸酯环加成反应研究进展

20世纪90年代中期,陆熙炎教授报道了亲核叔膦促进的联烯酸酯与缺电子烯烃和亚胺环加成反应.二十年来,作为高效构建功能化碳环及杂环化合物方法,叔膦促进的联烯酸酯环加成反应的发展和应用受到化学家的广泛关注.多样性的亲核叔膦和不同结构联烯酸酯的引入,可呈现多种类型的环加成反应.特别是手性叔膦的应用,高选择性地实现了对该类反应的不对称催化,为一些天然产物和药物模块的全合成开辟了新途径.此外,醛酮化合物也被运用到此类反应中,构建了多种有用的含氧杂环.本篇综述包括六部分:第一部分是引言,概括介绍陆氏反应;第二至五部分分别阐述了亲核叔膦促进联烯酸酯与缺电子烯烃、亚胺、醛酮以及特定亲核试剂的各种环加成反应;最后一部分是总结与展望.     

烯酮亚胺盐化学的研究进展

烯酮亚胺盐是一类独特的杂联烯,高亲电性以及累积二烯的结构特点赋予了烯酮亚胺盐反应的多样性.介绍了非金属亲电试剂活化酰胺或炔酰胺制备的烯酮亚胺盐.该类烯酮亚胺盐与不同种类的亲核试剂主要发生亲电加成反应、亲电取代反应、环加成反应.近年来,烯酮亚胺盐参与的亲电重排反应得到较大发展,所以将对这一进展作重点介绍.     

2,3-联烯醇及其衍生物的反应

2,3-联烯醇是一类含1,2-二烯官能团和羟基的化合物, 具有很高的反应活性, 它及其衍生物是一类重要的联烯化合物. 概述了2,3-联烯醇及其衍生物的反应, 包括2,3-联烯醇在过渡金属催化下的自身异构环化反应、钯催化的偶联反应、钌催化的环羰基化反应、不同条件下不同方式的扩环反应、亲电试剂参与的反应、分子内环加成反应、自由基反应等和2,3-联烯醇衍生物在零价钯催化下基于亚甲基-π-烯丙基钯中间体生成联烯或1,3-共轭二烯的区域选择性反应, S_N2'类型的加成-消除反应, 二价钯催化下的分子内环化反应以及重排反应等.     

叔膦参与下联烯酸酯与醛的反应

联烯酸酯是近年来研究较多的一类重要的缺电子联烯,具有丰富的化学反应.本文着重总结了近年来在叔膦参与下(催化或化学计量方式)联烯酸酯与醛的新反应,包括2,3-丁二烯酸酯与醛的成环反应、γ-取代联烯酸酯与醛的[3+2]环加成反应和烯化反应、α-取代联烯酸酯与醛的Vinylogous Wittig反应以及环丙烷化反应,并从反应机理的角度,探讨了联烯酸酯与亲电试剂活化烯、亚胺和醛在反应性上的差异.在这些重要的化学转化中,叔膦的特殊性质如亲核性与夺氧能力起了关键的作用.     

有机膦催化环化及环加成反应在天然产物全合成中的应用研究进展*

有机膦小分子催化是一种反应条件温和、环境友好的有机合成方法,已广泛应用于有机合成领域。其中亲核有机膦催化的环化及环加成反应已经逐渐发展成为构建碳环和杂环化合物以及天然产物的重要工具之一。通过介绍近年来发展的有机膦催化环化及环加成反应的方法学,综述了近年来有机膦催化的环化及环加成反应在天然产物全合成中的应用研究进展。     

钯催化[4+2]环加成反应的研究进展

综述了近年来钯催化[4+2]环加成反应的研究进展.重点讨论了钯催化[4+2]环加成反应的影响因素,如二烯体和亲二烯体、催化剂用量、配体、溶剂、反离子、温度及反应时间     

1,2-联烯亚砜和1,2-联烯砜的反应

1,2-联烯亚砜和1,2-联烯砜是重要的含硫联烯化合物.综述了1,2-联烯亚砜和1,2-联烯砜的亲核加成、亲电加成、Diels-Alder反应、1,3-偶极加成、[2+2]环加成等反应以及在天然产物中的应用.     

第五、六族元素的有机化合物在有机合成中应用的研究 LII: 含氟烯醚的合成

含氟烯醚可作为亲偶极体进行偶极环加成反应. 某些含氟烯醚在亲核试剂作用下可作为烷基化试剂. 本文报导了Wittig反应通过芳氧.     

有机叔膦催化缺电子炔酯(炔酮)环加成反应研究进展

有机膦小分子催化剂是一类具有较强亲核性的路易斯碱,在有机合成研究领域具有广泛应用.缺电子炔酯或炔酮与叔膦发生亲核加成反应可以生成两性离子中间体,进而发生各种有机化学反应,包括异构化反应、α-、β-、γ-加成反应以及[2+2]、[3+2]、[4+2]环加成反应,其中环加成反应为构建各种药物分子、天然产物以及生物活性分子提供了有效的手段,因此研究有机膦催化缺电子炔酯(炔酮)的环加成反应具有重要的意义,综述了近年来有机膦催化缺电子炔酯(炔酮)环加成反应研究进展与应用.     

高立体、区域选择性合成(Z)-1-芳硫基-2-芳硒基烯

氢氧化铯催化下,四氢呋喃作溶剂,室温、氮气保护下,炔基硫醚与硒酚发生亲核加成反应,立体选择性合成一系列(Z)-1-芳硫基-2-芳硒基烯,收率70%～93%.反应机理为氢氧化铯与硒酚反应产生的芳硒化铯,随后对炔硫醚进行亲核加成,形成的烯基负离子水解得到产物.     

The marked influence of steric and electronic properties of ancillary pyridylthioether ligands on the rate of allene insertion into the palladium–carbon bond

Neutral methyl- and acyl-palladium chloro complexes containing pyridylthioether ancillary ligands (R′N---SR) (R′=H, Me, Cl; R=Me, Et, i-Pr, t-Bu, Ph) have been synthesised and characterised by elemental analysis and spectroscopic methods. The reactivity of these complexes toward allene (allene=DMA=1,1-dimethylpropadiene; TMA=1,1,3,3-tetramethylpropadiene) insertion into the palladium–carbon bond has been studied by ¹H-NMR and UV–vis techniques. The rate of reaction appears to be strongly influenced by the steric and electronic properties of the ancillary ligand. The distortion induced by the substituent R′ in position 6 of the pyridine ring on the main coordination plane of the substrate (allowed by sulphur sp³ hybridisation) renders the substrate itself more prone to nucleophilic attack by the allene. The rate of allene insertion can further be enhanced by lowering the basicity of the chelating atoms in the N---S moiety which results in an increase of electrophilicity of the palladium core, so that the rate constants measured in the case of the complexes containing the ligand 6-chloro-2-phenylthiomethylpyridine (ClN---SPh) are by far the greatest observed so far for similar reactions. Furthermore, on the basis of the indications emerging from the exhaustive study on the behaviour of all the related pyridylthioether methyl complexes, an associative asynchronous bond making mechanism for the rate determining nucleophilic attack by allene is proposed.     

Stereochemistry of the asymmetric carbopalladation of allenes followed by nucleophilic substitution reactions with carbo- and aminonucleophiles

The stereochemistry of the asymmetric palladium-catalyzed reaction of allenes with iodobenzene followed by nucleophilic substitution reaction with sodium malonate and N-methylbenzylamine is described. On the basis of the absolute configuration of the product and the stereochemical result of a similar reaction of a chiral allene, the mechanism of the above asymmetric reactions is discussed.     

Gold-catalyzed intramolecular hydroamination of α-amino allenamides as a route to enantiopure 2-vinylimidazolidinones

An efficient gold-catalyzed procedure for the preparation of 2-vinylimidazolidinones has been developed. The starting materials for the synthesis of these compounds are α-amino allenamides which undergo heterocyclization by means of nucleophilic attack of the amino group on the inside double bond of the 1,2-diene moiety. This is the first example of a gold-catalyzed cyclization on allene substrates bearing an amido group which, however, resulted inactive.     

Gold-catalyzed cyclization of allene-substituted malonate esters: synthesis of beta,gamma-unsaturated delta-lactones

An efficient method for the preparation of beta,gamma-unsaturated delta-lactones has been developed. The starting materials for the synthesis of these compounds are allene-substituted malonates which undergo gold-catalyzed cyclization by means of nucleophilic attack of the ester moiety on the allene. It is worth mentioning that this is the first example where an ester group attacks as a nucleophile in a gold-catalyzed transformation of allenes.     

Development of new synthetic reactions for nitrogen-containing compounds and their application

Nitrogen-containing compounds are core parts not only of natural and synthetic medicines but also of biologically active compounds including natural products. This review focuses on the development of new synthetic reactions for nitrogen-containing compounds via three methodologies: the reductive photocycloaddition reaction of enamides, radical addition reaction, and nucleophilic addition reaction. Newly developed reactions were successfully applied to the synthesis of various types of nitrogen-containing compounds including medicines, lead compounds to new drugs, natural alkaloids, and others.     

Insights into the Gold‐Catalyzed Propargyl Ester Rearrangement/Tandem Cyclization Sequence: Radical versus Gold Catalysis—Myers–Saito‐ versus Schmittel‐Type Cyclization

A detailed study of the gold‐catalyzed tandem 1,3‐carboxy migration/allene–enyne cycloisomerization was undertaken. It was found that after the initial allene formation the selectivity of the reaction is strongly influenced by the polarization of the remaining alkyne. Depending on the substitution pattern of the starting diynes, either a Schmittel‐ or a Myers–Saito‐type cyclization was triggered. The 6‐endo‐dig Myers–Saito‐type cyclization gave access to benzo[b]fluorenes, while the Schmittel pathway (5‐exo‐dig) delivered benzofulvenes as final products. In special cases a yet unknown pathway was opened by the ambiphilic nature of the allene moiety. In these cases completely different products were obtained by the nucleophilic attack of the alkyne moiety onto the allene that can also act as an electrophile. Mechanistic studies revealed that diradical pathways can be ruled out for this type of tandem cyclization reactions and it is shown that both steps of the reaction cascade are catalyzed by the gold complex.     

Transition Metal Catalysts in the Synthesis of Functionalized Substituted Phosphonates

Abstract

Synthesis of new functionalized phosphonates was achieved by two ways, using either nucleophilic or electrophilic modification of organophosphorus compounds by transition metal catalytic reactions The first way employs the transformation of carbonyl group in α, β, and y-ketophosphonates by nucleophilic addition (silacyanation, hydrosilylation, etc).     

Carbon-Carbon Bond Formation Using Alkenylsulfides

Highly stereoselective C-C bond forming reactions were developed on the basis of nucleophilic addition of alkenylsulfides to aldehydes, imines, and α,β-unsaturated carbonyl compounds.     

Gold(I)-catalyzed intermolecular hydroarylation of allenes with nucleophilic arenes: scope and limitations

The addition of nucleophilic methoxyarenes to allenes proceeds at room temperature in dichloromethane with a catalytic amount of phosphite-gold(I) precatalyst and silver additive. The addition is regioselective for the allene terminus, and generates E-allylation products without the need for prefunctionalization of the synthons as organometallics or allyl bromides. Coordinating heteroaromatics and sterically hindered allenes do not participate in the reaction.     

Stepwise activation of "non-innocent" Cp* substituents--a Cp* based cascade reaction

Reactions of Cp* substituted pentelidene complexes with the primary phosphine Cp*PH(2) yield novel polycyclic phosphorus/arsenic and carbon containing cage compounds via cascade-like reactions. These reactions include a sequence of nucleophilic addition reactions, intramolecular hydrophosphination (partially hydroarsination) reactions, retro-Diels-Alder reactions with Cp*H elimination and subsequent [2+4]-cycloadditions.