Metal-free POCl3 promoted stereoselective hydrochlorination of ethynylated azaheterocycles

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Publication Date 2019-05-29
DOI 10.1039/C9OB00841A
Impact Factor 3.876
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Radhey M. Singh


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Abstract

An efficient hydrochlorination of ethynylated azaheterocycles was achieved using POCl3 as a chlorinating agent under metal-free reaction conditions. Mechanistic studies show that the reaction proceeded via nucleophilic attack of POCl3 on the nitrogen of the quinoline ring in a stereoselective manner. The resulting products were versatile intermediates in organic synthesis and were used in the cross-coupling reaction and metal-free synthesis of heterocycles. The developed protocol features inexpensive and easily synthesizable starting materials, easy operation, and high efficiency with a high yield of products.

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