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Transition-Metal-Free C-Arylation at Room Temperature by Arynes

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ORGANIC LETTERS
Volume 14, Issue 15, Pages 3994-3997

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AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/ol301768r

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  1. UGC, New Delhi
  2. DST, New Delhi

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A facile, fluoride-induced transition-metal-free chemoselective alpha-arylation of beta-dicarbonyl compounds (malonamide esters) at room temperature using aryne intermediates has been demonstrated. Selective mono- or diarylation and generation of a quaternary benzylic stereocenter have also been achieved. The methodology will be highly useful for the synthesis of a library of CNS depressant barbiturate drugs like Phenobarbital.

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