Investigation of the Lewis acid mediated stereoselective cyclization of cationic aminyl radicals leading to substituted pyrrolidines
Åsa Sjöholm, Martin Hemmerling, Nicolas Pradeille, Peter Somfai
Abstract
Åsa Sjöholm, Martin Hemmerling, Nicolas Pradeille, Peter Somfai
Abstract
Stereoselective Lewis acid mediated radical cyclizations of variously substituted N-chloropentenylamines afforded the corresponding pyrrolidines with good to excellent diastereoselectivities and in high yields. Several Lewis acids have been screened in an attempt to find an efficient and stereoselective protocol for the formation of pyrrolidines; no apparent correlation between the different Lewis acids and the selectivities obtained was observed.
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Stereoselective Lewis acid mediated radical cyclizations of variously substituted N-chloropentenylamines afforded the corresponding pyrrolidines with good to excellent diastereoselectivities and in high yields. Several Lewis acids have been screened in an attempt to find an efficient and stereoselective protocol for the formation of pyrrolidines; no apparent correlation between the different Lewis acids and the selectivities obtained was observed.
Key concepts: Stereoselectivity, Lewis acids and bases, Chemistry, Cationic polymerization, Radical, Organic chemistry, Medicinal chemistry, Catalysis