An organocatalyst bound α-aminoalkyl radical intermediate for controlled aerobic oxidation of iminium ions

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Publication Date 2018-06-16
DOI 10.1039/C8OB01032C
Impact Factor 3.876
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Abdul Motaleb, Asish Bera, Pradip Maity


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Abstract

A catalyst bound α-aminoalkyl radical intermediate from iminium is developed to control its formation and reactivity with aerobic oxygen. The influence of the catalyst was demonstrated via the ease of radical intermediate formation and its subsequent reactivity, including the first catalyst-controlled enantioselective aerobic oxidation with a chiral phosphite catalyst.

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