Zhangqiang Yan , Zhen Zhang , Tao Wen , Lihua Ye , Bo Jin , Chihong Zhang , Wenkun Wang , Zhong-Ning Chen , Hu Cai
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Direct α-C(sp3)–H alkylation of hydroaminoalkylation (HAA) catalyzed by tBuOK/DMSO/O2 from α-aryl benzylamines with styrenes is reported. The reaction has delivered diverse selectively substituted amines and N-heterocycles under mild conditions. Mechanism studies have shown that α-aminoalkyl radicals act as intermediates and hydrogen atom transfer (HAT) plays a crucial role in the tBuOK/DMSO/O2 system.