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Barbier polymerization induced emission of cinnamaldehyde: a one-pot Grignard reaction?

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The Barbier reaction is generally regarded as a one-pot Grignard reaction. Here, the Grignard reaction of cinnamaldehyde is demonstrated to give a 1,2-addition product, while the Barbier reaction of cinnamaldehyde… Click to show full abstract

The Barbier reaction is generally regarded as a one-pot Grignard reaction. Here, the Grignard reaction of cinnamaldehyde is demonstrated to give a 1,2-addition product, while the Barbier reaction of cinnamaldehyde yields a macromolecule with interesting aggregation-induced emission type non-conjugated luminescence properties, which indicates that the Barbier reaction cannot be regarded as a one-pot Grignard reaction.

Keywords: reaction; grignard reaction; pot grignard; one pot

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2022

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