Jianjun Hao, Lu Ren, Jingwen Tan, Yulin Peng, Lin-Hai Jing, Pan Han
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Abstract
Gem-difluoroethylene moiety holds pivotal roles in drug research owing to its unique ability as a bioisostere of the carbonyl group. Here, magnesium-mediated reductive defluorinative cross-electrophile coupling of α-trifluoromethyl styrene with carbon-centered electrophiles was developed. This method featured readily accessible reagents, mild conditions, and wide substrate scope, enabling the efficient production of gem-difluoroallyl carboxylic acid and ketones. The establishment of this protocol will offer a general alternative for the acquisition of gem-difluoroethylene compounds.
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