钯催化卤代芳烃的胺化反应研究

钯催化卤代芳烃胺化是形成Car-N的重要方法.配体的发展扩展了底物的适用范围, 提高了反应的选择性,实现了廉价易得的氯代芳烃的胺化,弱碱的使用提高了官能团的兼 容性,因此Pd催化芳胺化广泛应用于合成芳胺类化合物.本文以卤代芳烃为线索,对钯催化偶联胺化反应的研究进展进行了综述和展望.     

铜双季铵盐蒙脱土催化卤代芳烃与氨水的偶联

利用合成的两种不同联结基的双季铵盐修饰蒙脱土(MMT),并通过浸渍还原的方法将铜负载到双季铵盐MMT层间形成了两种铜双季铵盐MMT催化材料Cu-Q1-MMT和Cu-Q2-MMT.将这两种催化材料用于催化卤代芳烃与氨水偶联形成苯胺的反应.实验结果表明:两种催化剂均能在温和条件下,无需氮气保护,高活性和高选择性催化卤代芳烃与氨水反应生成伯胺.其中,Cu-Q2-MMT具有更高的催化活性,通过简单分离,能够重复使用17次而没有明显的活性下降.     

无配体Cu2O纳米线催化C—N/C—O偶联反应

介绍了由TiO2纳米阵列管上负载Cu2O纳米线,制备新型纳米催化剂Cu2O/TiO2NTs的方法.应用该新型催化剂,研究了其对卤代芳烃的C—N,C—O偶联反应的催化作用,结果表明Cu2O/TiO2NTs不仅能很好地催化溴代芳烃与氮/氧亲核试剂的反应,而且可顺利催化氯代芳烃的反应,得到中等及优良的产率.催化剂循环使用试验证实,催化剂在该体系中能被回收利用5次收率基本稳定.     

铜催化芳硼酸与亚磷酸酯在空气下的有氧碳-磷氧化偶联反应

在Cu(OAc)2/TMEDA体系催化下,芳硼酸与亚磷酸二乙酯可在室温下以空气为直接氧化剂通过氧化偶联反应生成芳基膦酸酯化合物.该反应使用较为廉价低毒的铜盐为催化剂,不怕水、不怕氧,底物适用范围较广,目标产物选择性高、收率良好.因此,与已知金属催化卤代芳烃的碳-磷偶联反应相比是一种相对温和高效的合成芳基膦酸酯的方法.     

钯催化卤代芳烃的胺化反应的研究进展

钯催化卤代芳烃的胺化是合成芳胺化合物的重要方法,综述了近年来钯催化卤代芳烃与胺等不同含氮化合物的胺化反应研究进展,重点讨论了钯催化剂配体的结构、反应物比例、溶剂及温度等因素对反应的影响.     

钯等过渡金属催化的卤代芳烃和胺的偶联反应

综述了钯等过渡金属催化的卤代芳烃或芳基碘酸酯和胺的偶联反应以及催化这 一新反应的催化剂的发展和应用。用于该反应的配体由P（o-tolyl)3发展到BINAP 及二烷基芳基膦，基底物由溴代芳烃扩展到经济易得的氯化芳烃及碘酸酯和各种胺。     

碘化亚铜/乙二胺催化氮杂环化合物的N-芳基化反应

以碘化亚铜/乙二胺为催化体系,研究了卤代芳烃和氮杂环化合物的Ullmann反应。 结果表明,氮杂环化合物的pKa越小,芳基化反应越容易进行,p-π共轭形成的富电子卤代芳烃有利于反应,非p-π共轭的富电子卤代芳烃使反应变难。     

MOF-5负载Pd催化剂的制备及其催化性能初探

用水合肼还原Pd2+并将其负载在MOF-5上,制得了新型的Pd/MOF-5催化剂,采用XRD、氮吸附、SEM、TEM等多种手段对其进行了表征,催化剂的Pd纳米粒子尺寸在3~6nm之间。初步研究了该催化剂对催化卤代芳烃与芳基硼酸之间的Suzuki-Miyaura偶联反应的反应条件和催化性能,该催化体系具有反应条件温和、无需氮气保护和添加配体、产率优良等优点,催化剂循环利用5次仍然保持较高催化活性,平均产率超过90%。     

铜催化下格氏试剂与α,ω-二溴代烷的偶合反应

七十年代发展了铜催化下格氏试剂与卤代物、磺酸酯、酰卤的选择性交叉偶合反应,以后对这类反应并未深入研究。我们以几种铜     

N,N,N',N'-四[(二苯基膦)甲基]乙二胺钯配合物催化Heck反应研究

以乙二胺为骨架的含氮四膦配体N’NN,N',N'-四[(二苯基膦)甲基]乙二胺和钯组成的催化体系用于丙烯酸酯和芳卤的Heck反应,该催化体系对许多卤代芳烃,尤其含吸电基的溴代芳烃显示了良好的催化活性.对活化底物对溴苯甲醛,即使底物与催化剂的物质的量比达到1000000,其转化率也能达到96％;催化非活化溴代芳烃对溴苯甲醚以及难以反应的氯代芳烃,在Pd含量为0.1 mol％时同样表现出优良催化性能.     

The mechanism of the modified Ullmann reaction

The copper-mediated aromatic nucleophilic substitution reactions developed by Fritz Ullmann and Irma Goldberg required stoichiometric amounts of copper and very high reaction temperatures. Recently, it was found that addition of relatively cheap ligands (diamines, aminoalcohols, diketones, diols) made these reactions truly catalytic, with catalyst amounts as low as 1 mol% or even lower. Since these catalysts are homogeneous, it has opened up the possibility to investigate the mechanism of these modified Ullmann reactions. Most authors agree that Cu(I) is the true catalyst even though Cu(0) and Cu(II) catalysts have also shown to be active. It should be noted however that Cu(I) is capable of reversible disproportionation into Cu(0) and Cu(II). In the first step, the nucleophile displaces the halide in the LnCu(I)X complex forming LnCu(I)ZR (Z = O, NR′, S). Quite a number of mechanisms have been proposed for the actual reaction of this complex with the aryl halide: 1. Oxidative addition of ArX forming a Cu(III) intermediate followed by reductive elimination; 2. Sigma bond metathesis; in this mechanism copper remains in the Cu(II) oxidation state; 3. Single electron transfer (SET) in which a radical anion of the aryl halide is formed (Cu(I)/Cu(II)); 4. Iodine atom transfer (IAT) to give the aryl radical (Cu(I)/Cu(II)); 5. π-complexation of the aryl halide with the Cu(I) complex, which is thought to enable the nucleophilic substitution reaction. Initially, the radical type mechanisms 3 and 4 where discounted based on the fact that radical clock-type experiments with ortho-allyl aryl halides failed to give the cyclised products. However, a recent DFT study by Houk, Buchwald and co-workers shows that the modified Ullmann reaction between aryl iodide and amines or primary alcohols proceeds either via an SET or an IAT mechanism. Van Koten has shown that stalled aminations can be rejuvenated by the addition of Cu(0), which serves to reduce the formed Cu(II) to Cu(I); this also corroborates a Cu(I)/Cu(II) mechanism. Thus the use of radical clock type experiments in these metal catalysed reactions is not reliable. DFT calculations from Hartwig seem to confirm a Cu(I)/Cu(III) type mechanism for the amidation (Goldberg) reaction, although not all possible mechanisms were calculated.     

Efficient copper-catalyzed N-arylation of sulfoximines with aryl iodides and aryl bromides

Two simple and inexpensive systems for copper-catalyzed N-arylations of sulfoximines with aryl bromides and aryl iodides have been developed. Using 10 mol % of a copper(I) salt in combination with 20 mol % of a 1,2-diamine and Cs2CO3 provides N-arylated sulfoximines in high yields. Various functional groups and heteroatoms are tolerated. The method is complementary to the known protocols for N-arylations of sulfoximines, which require stoichiometric quantities of copper salts or cost-intensive palladium/BINAP catalysts.     

A rapid electrochemical method for determining rate coefficients for copper-catalyzed polymerizations

Copper(I) polyamine complexes have emerged as excellent atom-transfer radical polymerization catalysts. The rate of their reaction with organic halide initiators (the so-called activation step) varies across a broad range, depending on both the structure of the copper complex and the initiator. Herein, we report a new technique for determining the rate of copper-catalyzed activation (k(act)) using cyclic voltammetry coupled with electrochemical simulation. This method is applied to measuring k(act) for one of the most active catalysts, [Cu(I)(Me(6)tren)](+) (Me(6)tren = N,N,N-tris-(2-(dimethylamino)ethyl)amine), in reaction with ethyl bromoisobutyrate.     

Copper-diamine-catalyzed N-arylation of pyrroles, pyrazoles, indazoles, imidazoles, and triazoles

This paper details the copper-catalyzed N-arylation of pi-excessive nitrogen heterocycles. The coupling of either aryl iodides or aryl bromides with common nitrogen heterocycles (pyrroles, pyrazoles, indazoles, imidazoles, and triazoles) was successfully performed in good yield with catalysts derived from diamine ligands and CuI. General conditions were found that tolerate functional groups such as aldehydes, ketones, alcohols, primary amines, and nitriles on the aryl halide or heterocycle. Hindered aryl halides or heterocycles were also found to be suitable substrates using the conditions reported herein.     

双水相体系中Proline/CuI催化Heck反应的研究

以双水相为反应溶剂,丙烯酸酯、苯乙烯与多种芳卤化合物在催化剂碘化亚铜、配体L-脯氨酸的存在下,在较低的温度(75～85 ℃)下得到了产物,该方法具有反应时间短、产率较高、选择性较好等特点,为该反应及该类化合物的合成提供了一种新方法。产物通过熔点、红外、核磁共振氢谱、碳谱等方法的表征。     

Photoinduced Copper-Catalyzed Asymmetric Decarboxylative Alkynylation with Terminal Alkynes

We describe a photoinduced copper-catalyzed asymmetric radical decarboxylative alkynylation of bench-stable N-hydroxyphthalimide(NHP)-type esters of racemic alkyl carboxylic acids with terminal alkynes, which provides a flexible platform for the construction of chiral C(sp³)−C(sp) bonds. Critical to the success of this process are not only the use of the copper catalyst as a dual photo- and cross-coupling catalyst but also tuning of the NHP-type esters to inhibit the facile homodimerization of the alkyl radical and terminal alkyne, respectively. Owing to the use of stable and easily available NHP-type esters, the reaction features a broader substrate scope compared with reactions using the alkyl halide counterparts, covering (hetero)benzyl-, allyl-, and aminocarbonyl-substituted carboxylic acid derivatives, and (hetero)aryl and alkyl as well as silyl alkynes, thus providing a vital complementary approach to the previously reported method.     

Copper- and palladium-catalyzed intramolecular aryl guanidinylation: an efficient method for the synthesis of 2-aminobenzimidazoles

[reaction: see text] The formation of 2-aminobenzimidazoles via intramolecular C[bond]N formation between an aryl halide and a guanidine moiety can be achieved using either copper or palladium catalysis. Inexpensive copper salts such as CuI are generally superior to the use of palladium catalysts. Regioselective cyclizations, where R(3) = H, can be achieved in high yield under CuI/1,10-phenanthroline-catalyzed conditions, whereas palladium catalysis results in the formation of regioisomeric products.     

Influence of copper salts, solvents, and ligands on the structures of precatalytic phosphoramidite copper complexes for conjugate addition reactions

For copper-catalyzed enantioselective conjugate addition reactions of organozinc reagents, the available knowledge about the mechanism and the structures involved is still insufficient to understand in detail the strong influences of solvent, salt, and ligand size, or to enable a rational control of this reaction. Screening with three phosphoramidite ligands and four copper(I) salts using NMR spectroscopy has revealed a binuclear copper complex with mixed trigonal/tetrahedral stereochemistry as the basic structural motif of the ground state of precatalysts with highly stereoselective ligands. Ligands with smaller amine moieties allow higher coordination numbers and higher aggregation levels, leading to reduced ee values. Since the ESI mass spectra of several precatalytic copper halide complexes show a striking correlation with the structures observed in solution, ESI-MS may be used as a fast tool to determine the maximum number of phosphoramidite ligands attached to copper.     

Photoinduced Copper‐Catalyzed Coupling of Terminal Alkynes and Alkyl Iodides

We have developed a photoinduced copper‐catalyzed alkylation of terminal alkynes with primary, secondary, or tertiary alkyl iodides as electrophiles. The reaction has a broad substrate scope and can be successfully performed in the presence of ester, nitrile, aryl halide, ketone, sulfonamide, epoxide, alcohol, and amide functional groups. The alkylation is promoted by blue light (λ≈450 nm) and proceeds at room temperature in the absence of any additional metal catalysts. The use of a terpyridine ligand is essential for the success of the reaction and is shown to prevent photoinduced copper‐catalyzed polymerization of the starting materials.     

Copper-catalyzed intramolecular alkene carboetherification: synthesis of fused-ring and bridged-ring tetrahydrofurans

Fused-ring and bridged-ring tetrahydrofuran scaffolds are found in a number of natural products and biologically active compounds. A new copper-catalyzed intramolecular carboetherification of alkenes for the synthesis of bicyclic tetrahydrofurans is reported herein. The reaction involves Cu-catalyzed intramolecular addition of alcohols to unactivated alkenes and subsequent aryl C-H functionalization provides the C-C bond. Mechanistic studies indicate a primary carbon radical intermediate is involved and radical addition to the aryl ring is the likely C-C bond-forming mechanism. Preliminary catalytic enantioselective reactions are promising (up to 75% ee) and provide evidence that copper is involved in the alkene addition step, likely through a cis-oxycupration mechanism. Catalytic enantioselective alkene carboetherification reactions are rare and future development of this new method into a highly enantioselective process is promising. During the course of the mechanistic studies a protocol for alkene hydroetherification was also developed.