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The enantioselective intramolecular aminative functionalization of unactivated alkenes, dienes, allenes and alkynes for the synthesis of chiral nitrogen heterocycles
Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry · 2009 · Vol. 7(15) · pp. 3009–3009
Sherry R. Chemler✉(University at Buffalo, State University of New York)
Abstract
The enantioselective intramolecular aminative functionalization of unactivated alkenes and related π-systems is a straight-forward and atom economical strategy for the synthesis of chiral nitrogen heterocycles. These reactions can be categorized as oxidatively neutral, such as alkene hydroamination, or as oxidative reactions, such as alkene difunctionalization, e.g. aminooxygenation and carboamination. This perspective reviews the current work in the field and explores mechanistic trends that are common among the different catalysts and reaction types.
Catalytic C–H Functionalization MethodsSynthesis and Catalytic ReactionsAsymmetric Synthesis and CatalysisHydroaminationEnantioselective synthesisChemistryAlkeneIntramolecular forceSurface modificationCatalysisAminationNitrogen atomCombinatorial chemistry
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