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Organocatalyzed Asymmetric Friedel–Crafts Reactions

European Journal of Organic Chemistry · 2010 · Vol. 2010(14) · pp. 2635–2655
Vincent TerrassonRenata Marcia de FigueiredoJean Marc Campagne

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Abstract Aromatic substitution enables the synthesis of relevant and promising biological entities through the direct synthesis of a range of highly functionalized compounds. Thus, since its discovery and over more than one century, the Friedel–Crafts (F‐C) alkylation has been used for carrying out such a transformation. Despite its aptitude and viability for aromatic substitutions, it is quite surprisingly that catalytic and asymmetric versions of F‐C reactions have only been described in the mid‐1980s. In this microreview, we are planning to underscore the main and recent developments in organocatalyzed F‐C reactions which were published within the 2001–2009 timeframe.

Asymmetric Synthesis and CatalysisSynthetic Organic Chemistry MethodsCatalytic C–H Functionalization MethodsFriedel–Crafts reactionChemistryElectrophilic aromatic substitutionAlkylationOrganocatalysisCatalysisCombinatorial chemistryEnantioselective synthesisOrganic chemistry
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