Lan Tian , Muneer-ul-Shafi Bhat , Xiao-Yi Chen , Yu-Long Li , Wei Shu
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Fe-catalyzed sp3-sp3 coupling enabled by hydrofunctionalizations of alkenes
Transition-metal-catalyzed hydrofunctionalizations of alkenes are emerging as an enabling technique for carbon-carbon and carbon-heteroatom bond formation, providing a powerful alternative to build saturated carbon centers. To this end, Fe-catalyzed hydrofunctionalizations of alkenes offer a great opportunity for sp3-sp3 cross-coupling event. Metal-hydrogen atom transfer (MHAT) from iron hydride to alkenes enables alkenes as reliable alkyl radical precursors, followed by coupling with different sp3 coupling partners to forge a myriad of sp3-sp3 bonds. This reaction circumvents the use of stoichiometric sp3 nucleophiles for sp3-sp3 cross-coupling, featuring the sp3-sp3 coupling from alkenes. This review summarizes the development and mechanistic understanding of Fe-catalyzed sp3-sp3 coupling by hydrofunctionalization of alkenes. Further consideration on this area for new reaction development and orientations are discussed. We hope this review will provide insight into this iron-catalyzed reaction mode to forge sp3-sp3 bonds from alkenes in the presence of nucleophiles and inspire new thoughts and efforts to this area.
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Tetrahedron publishes full accounts of research having outstanding significance in the broad field of organic chemistry and its related disciplines, such as organic materials and bio-organic chemistry.
Regular papers in Tetrahedron are expected to represent detailed accounts of an original study having substantially greater scope and details than that found in a communication, as published in Tetrahedron Letters.
Tetrahedron also publishes thematic collections of papers as special issues and ''Reports'', commissioned in-depth reviews providing a comprehensive overview of a research area.