Olefin Hydroborations with Diamidocarbene–BH3 Adducts at Room Temperature
An isolable N,N’-diamidocarbene (DAC) was previously shown to promote the B–H bond activation of various BH3 complexes. The resultant DAC–BH3 adducts facilitated olefin hydroborations under mild conditions and in the absence of exogenous initiators. The substrate scope for such transformations was f...
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doaj-3b78c3a6aa7f45a5854497a49e34781f2020-11-24T23:19:49ZengMDPI AGCatalysts2073-43442016-09-016914110.3390/catal6090141catal6090141Olefin Hydroborations with Diamidocarbene–BH3 Adducts at Room TemperatureDominika N. Lastovickova0Christopher W. Bielawski1Department of Chemistry, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX 78712, USACenter for Multidimensional Carbon Materials (CMCM), Institute for Basic Science (IBS), Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST), Ulsan 44919, KoreaAn isolable N,N’-diamidocarbene (DAC) was previously shown to promote the B–H bond activation of various BH3 complexes. The resultant DAC–BH3 adducts facilitated olefin hydroborations under mild conditions and in the absence of exogenous initiators. The substrate scope for such transformations was further explored and is described herein. While organoboranes were obtained in quantitative yields from various terminal and internal olefins, use of the latter substrates resulted in intramolecular ring-expansion of the newly formed DAC–borane adducts.http://www.mdpi.com/2073-4344/6/9/141hydroborationcarbenesorganocatalysisLewis adductsdiamidocarbene |
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Dominika N. Lastovickova Christopher W. Bielawski Olefin Hydroborations with Diamidocarbene–BH3 Adducts at Room Temperature Catalysts hydroboration carbenes organocatalysis Lewis adducts diamidocarbene |
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Dominika N. Lastovickova Christopher W. Bielawski |
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Olefin Hydroborations with Diamidocarbene–BH3 Adducts at Room Temperature |
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Olefin Hydroborations with Diamidocarbene–BH3 Adducts at Room Temperature |
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Olefin Hydroborations with Diamidocarbene–BH3 Adducts at Room Temperature |
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Olefin Hydroborations with Diamidocarbene–BH3 Adducts at Room Temperature |
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Olefin Hydroborations with Diamidocarbene–BH3 Adducts at Room Temperature |
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olefin hydroborations with diamidocarbene–bh3 adducts at room temperature |
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An isolable N,N’-diamidocarbene (DAC) was previously shown to promote the B–H bond activation of various BH3 complexes. The resultant DAC–BH3 adducts facilitated olefin hydroborations under mild conditions and in the absence of exogenous initiators. The substrate scope for such transformations was further explored and is described herein. While organoboranes were obtained in quantitative yields from various terminal and internal olefins, use of the latter substrates resulted in intramolecular ring-expansion of the newly formed DAC–borane adducts. |
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hydroboration carbenes organocatalysis Lewis adducts diamidocarbene |
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