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Nondissociative chain walking as a strategy in catalytic organic synthesis

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Abstract “Nondissociative” chain walking is a mechanism where an alkylmetal species undergoes rapid β-hydride elimination and reinsertion to move the metal center along the alkyl chain without dissociating an alkene… Click to show full abstract

Abstract “Nondissociative” chain walking is a mechanism where an alkylmetal species undergoes rapid β-hydride elimination and reinsertion to move the metal center along the alkyl chain without dissociating an alkene intermediate during the migration process. This digest summarizes the unique characteristics of the nondissociative chain walking mechanism compared to the stepwise alkene isomerization mechanism and their use in catalytic organic synthesis.

Keywords: chain; catalytic organic; chain walking; organic synthesis; nondissociative chain

Journal Title: Tetrahedron Letters
Year Published: 2019

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