Photochemical reduction of acylimidazolium salts.

IF 2.1 4区 化学 Q2 CHEMISTRY, ORGANIC
Beilstein Journal of Organic Chemistry Pub Date : 2025-09-25 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.3762/bjoc.21.153
Michael Jakob, Nick Bechler, Hassan Abdelwahab, Fabian Weber, Janos Wasternack, Leonardo Kleebauer, Jan P Götze, Matthew N Hopkinson
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Abstract

Light-mediated methodologies for the reduction of acylazolium species generated during N-heterocyclic carbene (NHC)-catalyzed reactions have been developed. Employing the simple amine, DIPEA, as the terminal reductant, products resulting from overall 2-electron or 4-electron-reduction processes could be obtained using either a photocatalytic approach under blue light irradiation or directly under UV-A light irradiation without an additional photocatalyst. Moreover, under the same photocatalyst-free conditions, UV-A-light-mediated reduction could be achieved using triethylsilane as the only reductant with subsequent desilylation and NHC elimination with fluoride delivering the corresponding aldehyde product.

酰基咪唑盐的光化学还原。
在n -杂环碳(NHC)催化反应中产生的酰基唑类物质的光介导还原方法已经得到了发展。采用简单胺DIPEA作为末端还原剂,可以在蓝光照射下或直接在UV-A光照射下获得2电子或4电子还原过程的产物,而无需额外的光催化剂。此外,在相同的无光催化剂条件下,使用三乙基硅烷作为唯一的还原剂,通过随后的脱硅和NHC消除,氟化物产生相应的醛产物,可以实现uv - a光介导的还原。
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