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The rhodium-catalyzed asymmetric N1-selective and regioselective coupling of triazole derivatives with internal alkynes and terminal allenes gives access to secondary and tertiary allylic triazoles in very good enantioselectivities. For this… Click to show full abstract
The rhodium-catalyzed asymmetric N1-selective and regioselective coupling of triazole derivatives with internal alkynes and terminal allenes gives access to secondary and tertiary allylic triazoles in very good enantioselectivities. For this process, three new members of the JosPOphos ligand family have been prepared and employed in catalysis. The optimized reaction conditions enable the coupling of triazoles with internal alkynes as well as with allenes, displaying a high tolerance for functional groups. A gram scale reaction provided N1-allyltriazole, which was subjected to various transformations highlighting synthetic utility.
Journal Title: Organic letters
Year Published: 2018
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