Regiospecific and site-selective C–H allylation of phenols with vinyldiazo compounds catalyzed by In(iii)

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Publication Date 2021-09-10
DOI 10.1039/D1QO01184G
Impact Factor 5.281
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Dan Zhao, Jingyan Luo, Lu Liu


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Abstract

Metal-catalyzed C–H functionalization is one of the most effective methods to form a C–C bond. We herein report a highly regiospecific, site-selective, and C–H chemoselective substitution reaction of phenols with alkenyl diazo compounds catalyzed by commercially available and low-cost In(OTf)3. The reactions of aryl or alkyl substituted vinyldiazoacetates provided the corresponding phenol-allylation products in different regioselective and site-selective manners.

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