Deoxygenative Geminal Silylboration of Amides Using Silylboronates: Synthesis and Use of α-Boryl-α-Silylalkylamines

22 May 2024, Version 1
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Abstract

α-Silylalkylamines and a-borylalkylamines are versatile synthetic intermediates and attractive scaffolds found in pharmaceutical drugs and agrochemicals. Despite great progress on synthetic methods for preparation of α-silylalkylamines or a- borylalkylamines, there are no general strategies for preparation of α- boryl-α-silylalkylamines and the reactivity has not been explored. Here we report deoxygenative geminal silylboration of amides using silylboronates in the presence of alkoxide base catalyst, producing a- boryl-a-silylalkylamines. The silicon and boron groups in α-boryl-α-silylalkylamines are found to be utilized to chemoselective transformations, such as protonation and alkylation. This protocol serves various α-silylalkylamines and α-borylalkylamines from readily available amides.

Keywords

Geminal silylboration
Silylboronates
Lewis base catalysis
Amides
α-Aminocarbenes

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