Abstract

An investigation was conducted to determine whether the cross-metathesis (CM) of allyl halides tolerates amide groups. The results show that the ruthenium-based complexes I– III serve as poor catalysts for the CM of allyl halides with olefins that contain an N, N-dimethylamide group. In contrast, the Grubbs–Hoveyda–Blechert second generation catalyst ( III) efficiently promotes these processes with olefins bearing a Weinreb amide group. Lastly, a reinvestigation of the ester group tolerance of the allyl halide CM with unsaturated esters demonstrated that III serves as an efficient catalyst for these reactions.

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