Borylcyanocuprate in a One‐Pot Carboboration by a Sequential Reaction with an Electron‐Deficient Alkyne and an Organic Carbon Electrophile
Yuri Okuno, Makoto Yamashita, Kyoko Nozaki
Abstract
Yuri Okuno, Makoto Yamashita, Kyoko Nozaki
Abstract
A key reactive species, lithium borylcyanocuprate, was isolated and fully characterized in a one-pot carboboration of alkynes. The carboboration involves a boryllithium, CuCN⋅2 LiCl, an ester-substituted alkyne, and an organic electrophile (see scheme). By changing the reaction temperature, the syn/anti ratio of the carboborated products can also be changed.
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A key reactive species, lithium borylcyanocuprate, was isolated and fully characterized in a one-pot carboboration of alkynes. The carboboration involves a boryllithium, CuCN⋅2 LiCl, an ester-substituted alkyne, and an organic electrophile (see scheme). By changing the reaction temperature, the syn/anti ratio of the carboborated products can also be changed.
Key concepts: Electrophile, Alkyne, Lithium (medication), Chemistry, Carbon fibers, Organic synthesis, Medicinal chemistry, Combinatorial chemistry