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Literature Report (5)
Gold(I)-Catalyzed Highly Diastereo- and EnantioselectiveGold(I) Catalyzed Highly Diastereo and Enantioselective Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropanation of 1,6-Enynes
Reporter: Yue JiChecker: Zhang-Pei ChenChecker: Zhang Pei ChenDate: 2015/01/20
Zhang, J. et al.Zhang, J. et al. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2014, 53, 13751.
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Content
Introdunction Introdunction
Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
C l i f A S b i d Di Cyclopropannation of Acceptor-Substituted Diazoacetates
Summary
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Introduction
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Introduction
Intramolecular Asymmetric Cyclopropanation
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
Entry G t/h Conv. (%) e.r.
1 H 12 >95 51:491 H 12 >95 51:49
2 4-MeOC6H4 5 >95 57:43
3 3,5-Me2C6H3 10 >95 68:32
4 3,5-tBu2C6H3 12 >95 72:28
5 3,5-Ph2C6H3 12 >95 75:25
6 3,5-(CF3)2C6H3 12 >95 85:15
7 9-anthracenyl 12 >95 53:47
8 SiPh 24 85 63:378 SiPh3 24 85 63:37
Zhang, J. et al. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2014, 53, 13751.
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
Entry AgY Solvent T/oC t/h Yield (%) e.r.
1 AgNTf2 DCE 25 12 >95 85:15g 2
2 AgNTf2 DCM 25 22 72 88:12
3 AgNTf2 THF 25 12 no reaction --
4 AgNTf2 DMSO 25 12 no reaction --
5 AgSbF6 DCM 25 10 >95 88:12
6 A ClO DCM 25 48 52 88 126 AgClO4 DCM 25 48 52 88:12
7 AgSbF6 DCM 0 23 >95 89:11
8 AgSbF6 DCM -15 96 83 92:8g 6
9a AgSbF6 DCM -15 96 85 93:7
a. 4Å MS
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
R1R1
O
O[(S,S,S)-L9AuCl] (5 mol%)
AgSbF6 (5 mol%)
G
OPh
O
N
OH
OAgSbF6 (5 mol%)
DCM+
1 2 (1.8 eq.) 3
RG
O
P N
Ph
G = 3 5 (CF ) C HG = 3,5-(CF3)2C6H3
Entry R1, 1 R T/oC t/h Yield (%) e.r.
1 Ph,1a H 25 70 30 90:10
2 Ph,1a Me 25 10 91 88:12
3 Ph 1a iPr 25 18 90 84:163 Ph,1a iPr 25 18 90 84:16
4 Ph,1a Me 0 23 91 89:11
5 Ph,1a Me -15 96 85 93:7
6 4-FC6H4,1b Me -15 96 55 91:9
7 4-MeC6H4,1c Me -15 96 86 94:6
8 4-MeOC6H4,1d Me -15 10 92 97:3
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
ACP of Olefins: Mechanism
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
ACP of Olefins: Control Experiments
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
Transformation
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
[LAuCl] (5 mol%)NaBARF (10 mol%)+
O
P ArAr
Mor-DalPhos
N
O HCO2EtH
1 2a (1.5 eq.) 3
N Au
O
R
YYn
chiralpocket
CO2Et
t/c > 20:1
PAd2PAd2 PAd2PAd2
N
PAd2
TBSOOTBS
N
PAd2
OTBS
N
PAd2
TIPSOOTIPS
N
PAd2
TESOOTESTBSO
L1% %
L2 L3% %
L4% %78%, 63% ee RT, 78%, 86% ee
0 oC, 70%, 90% ee-20 oC, 68%, 94% ee
74%, 85% ee 73%, 52% ee
O
N
PAd2
TBSOOH
N
PPh2
TBSOOTBS
O
O
O PAr2
PAr2O O
PPh2 Ph2P
L556%, 73% ee
L678%, 3% ee
L7NR
L8Mixture
PPh2 Ph2P
R = DTBM-SegPhosZhang, L. et al. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2015, 54, 1245.
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
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Asymmetric Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
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Cyclopropannation of Acceptor-Substituted Diazoacetates
ONC
OPh
[Co(D2-Por*)] (2 mol%)
DCM, 24 h, RT
**
ONC
1a 2a
OO
NC N2
1a 2a
NHO
H
N H
O
H(S) (S)
NHO
H
N H
O
Ph
H(R) (R)
Ph(R)(R)
N
N N
N
N
N
H
O
N
N H
HO
CoN
N N
N
NH
O
N
N H
HO
Co
O
H(S)
(S)
O
HPh
Ph
H(R)
(R)
Co(P1) Co(P2)
(R)
(R)
99% yield, 99% de, 55% ee 99% yield, 99% de, -96% ee
Zhang, X. P. et al. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2011, 133, 15292.
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Cyclopropannation of Acceptor-Substituted Diazoacetates
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Cyclopropannation of Acceptor-Substituted Diazoacetates
OXPh
X N
O
[Co(P2)] (2 mol%)DCM, 24 h, RT
1a 2a
OO
X N2
O O O
ONC OO2N OMeOC
O O O
99% yieldt/c: >99:1, 96% ee
95% yieldt/c: >99:1, 96% ee
62% yieldt/c: >99:1, 99% ee
OEtO2C OH OMe
99% yieldt/c: >99:1, 90% ee
95% yieldt/c: >99:1, 99% ee
82% yieldt/c: >99:1, 73% ee
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Cyclopropannation of Acceptor-Substituted Diazoacetates
1 O
[Co(P2)] (2 mol%)
DCM, 24 h, RTR1
ONC
1 2H
O
R1
O
NC N2
O
1a 2a
ONC
O
ONC
O
ONC
O
ONC
O
ONC
O
O
99% yieldt/c: >99:1 96% ee
99% yieldt/c: >99:1, 98% ee
88% yieldt/c: >99:1 97% ee
99% yieldt/c: >99:1 95% ee
51% yieldt/c: >99:1 92% ee
F3CO
t/c: >99:1, 96% ee t/c: 99:1, 98% ee t/c: >99:1, 97% ee t/c: >99:1, 95% ee t/c: >99:1, 92% ee
ONC
O
ONC
O
ONC
O
ONC
O
ONC
O
93% yieldt/c: >99:1, 91% ee
BocN
93% yieldt/c: 90/10, 91% ee
88% yieldt/c: >99:1, 83% ee
99% yieldt/c: >99:1, 78% ee
99% yieldt/c: 36/64,
69% ee; 23% ee
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Summary
1. Alkyne Oxidation/Cyclopropannation of 1,6-Enyne
R1R1
O
O[(S,S,S)-L9AuCl] (5 mol%)
AgSbF6 (5 mol%)+
R2G
P
O
N
Ph
R2
O X
N
OX H
DCM, -15 oC+
G
OPh
G = 3,5-(CF3)2C6H3
Zhang, J. et al. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2014, 53, 13751.
[LAuCl] (5 mol%)NaBARF (10 mol%)+
O
P ArAr
Mor-DalPhos
N
O HCO2EtH
3
N Au
O
R
YYn
chiralpocket
OEt
O
Zhang, L. et al. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2015, 54, 1245.
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Summary
2. Intramolecular Cyclopropannation of Acceptor-Substituted Diazoacetates
Zhang, X. P. et al. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2011, 133, 15292.
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Asymmetric cyclopropanation (ACP) of olefins with metallo-carbenes serves as a bedrock for synthetic chemistry. In thiscontext the intramolecular ACP reaction of linear unsaturatedcontext, the intramolecular ACP reaction of linear unsaturateddiazo precursors for the stereoselective construction of[n.1.0]bicyclic ring systems has recently attracted renewedattention owing to its fundamental scientific interest and dauntingattention owing to its fundamental scientific interest and dauntingchallenge. Over the years, remarkable progress has beendescribed in the formation of optically active 3-oxa- and 3-
bi l [3 1 0]h d i tiazabicyclo[3.1.0]hexane derivatives.
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More recently, P. Zhang and co-workers successfully developed anMore recently, P. Zhang and co workers successfully developed anintramolecular ACP reaction leading to 3-oxabicyclo[3.1.0]hexanes with diverse substituents by the application of chiralcobalt(II)–porphyrin complexes as metalloradical catalysts Incobalt(II)–porphyrin complexes as metalloradical catalysts. Incontrast, highly catalytic ACP reactions with metal carbenoids forthe synthesis of bicyclo[3.1.0]hexanes, in particular thosecontaining a challenging all carbon quaternary stereocentercontaining a challenging all-carbon quaternary stereocenter,remain comparatively rare, although such enantiomericallyenriched skeletons are tremendously important because of their
id i bi i l d h i lwide occurrence in bioactive natural products, pharmaceuticals,and conformationally restricted biological probes as well as theirversatility in organic synthesis as chiral building blocks. Thus, anew and complementary approach that enables fast access tosuch architectures with multifunctionalized stereocenters is still ingreat demand.g
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In summary, we have demonstrated a highly efficient and selectiveIn summary, we have demonstrated a highly efficient and selectivesynthesis of enantiomerically enriched bicyclo[3.1.0]hexan-2-onesthrough gold(I)-catalyzed asymmetric alkyne oxidation/cyclopropanation With the readily available chiral phosphoramiditecyclopropanation. With the readily available chiral phosphoramiditeligand L9, a variety of bicyclo[3.1.0]hexane derivatives containingthree contiguous stereocenters with multiple functionalities wereobtained with up to e r 98:2 under mild conditions Moreover theobtained with up to e.r. 98:2 under mild conditions. Moreover, theefficiency of ynones as safe surrogates of acceptor/acceptor diazoreagents was recognized. Mechanistic studies suggest that the -
ld i l i li i i ib h igold vinyloxyquinolinium species contributes to the enantio-selectivity of the cyclopropanation. This demonstration of gold(I)-catalyzed alkyne oxidation for asymmetric intramolecularcyclopropanation may open the door for the discovery of otherreactions for the enantioselective functionalization of alkynes byoxidation with pyridine/quinoline N-oxides.py q