Visible-light-mediated cobaloxime-catalyzed isomerization and hydroalkenylation of bicyclo[1.1.0]butanes†

Ben Mao , Sheng-Hao Jiang , Zheng Xiong , Yin Wei , Min Shi
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Bicyclo[1.1.0]butanes have received extensive attention from chemists in recent years and diverse approaches to access transformations of such strained molecules have been explored. Although cobalt catalysis has become a promising field in organic synthesis, the cobalt-catalyzed strain-release strategy of bicyclobutanes is still underdeveloped. Herein, we disclose a visible-light-driven cobaloxime-catalyzed protocol for bicyclo[1.1.0]butane transformations. A range of cyclobutene and alkenylated cyclobutane products have been obtained in moderate to excellent yields with excellent functional group tolerance. Synthetic applications of this protocol were conducted with several transformations. Moreover, a series of control experiments and spectroscopic experiments were performed to demonstrate the reaction mechanism.

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可见光介导的钴肟催化双环[1.1.0]丁烷异构化和氢烯化反应
近年来,双环[1.1.0]丁烷受到了化学家的广泛关注,并探索了多种途径来获得这种应变分子的转化。随着钴催化成为有机合成的一个有前景的领域,钴催化的双环丁烷的菌株释放策略仍不发达。在此,我们公开了一种可见光驱动的钴肟催化的双环[1.1.0]丁烷转化方案。一系列的环丁烯和烯化环丁烷产品以中等至优异的产率获得,具有优异的官能团耐受性。通过若干转换对该协议进行了综合应用。此外,还进行了一系列的对照实验和光谱实验来验证反应机理。
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