Kimberly R. Sharp, Sara Y. Siddiqui, Emily G. Nikas and Brian M. Stoltz*,
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Direct, Convergent α-Amidation of β-Keto Esters via Nickelocene Catalysis
α-Amidation of carbonyl-containing compounds without prefunctionalization of starting materials represents a continuing challenge within the scientific community. Here, nickelocene is used catalytically to effect an amidation of β-keto esters. Broad substrate tolerance on both coupling partners is achieved, enabling the application toward a convergent synthetic strategy. Initial mechanistic investigations suggest complex activation pathways.
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