Water-enabled α-C(sp3)–H amination via [1,6]-hydride transfer: green access to diazepino[6,5,4-cd]indoles†

Yao-Bin Shen , Xiao-Lin Wang , Qian-Hao Zhuang , Xiao-De An , Bin Qiu , Houchen Wang , Tiesheng Shi , Jian Xiao
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Water is an ideal green reaction medium in organic synthesis, and the development of water-enabled transformations to synthesize high value-added molecules is particularly attractive but challenging. Herein, we disclosed the water-enabled α-C(sp3)–H amination of 4-dialkylamino-indole-3-carbaldehydes with primary amines for one-step green synthesis of diazepino[6,5,4-cd]indole derivatives. This reaction proceeded via a cascade aldimine condensation/[1,6]-hydride transfer/cyclization sequence, which featured redox-neutral conditions, water as the green reaction medium, simple operation, high atom- and step-economy, and excellent functional group tolerance.

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通过[1,6]酸酐转移实现水驱动的α-C(sp3)-H胺化:二氮杂卓[6,5,4-cd]吲哚的绿色获取途径
在有机合成中,水是一种理想的绿色反应介质,开发水引发的转化来合成高附加值分子尤其具有吸引力和挑战性。在此,我们公开了 4-二烷基氨基吲哚-3-羰基醛与伯胺的α-C(sp3)-H 水胺化反应,用于一步法绿色合成二氮杂卓[6,5,4-cd]吲哚衍生物。该反应通过级联醛亚胺缩合/[1,6]-酸酐转移/环化顺序进行,具有氧化还原中性条件、水作为绿色反应介质、操作简单、原子和步骤经济性高以及官能团耐受性优异等特点。
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