Abstract

An interesting regioselectivity is observed when the mixture of potassium crotyltrifluoroborate (1a) and aroyl chlorides having electron-deficient and electron-rich groups is microwaved in the presence of palladium-catalyst. In the case of electron withdrawing group with phenyl ring of aroyl chlorides, isomerized α,β-unsaturated compound 3 is the product whereas electron donating group with phenyl ring of aroyl chlorides furnishes α-adduct 4. Similar aroylation reaction is also established for potassium allyltrifluoroborate (1b). In this case, regioselectivity is unaffected with changing electron-rich or electron-deficient groups in phenyl ring of the aroyl chlorides. Reactions proceed with, essentially in same rate, affording the corresponding aryl propenyl ketones (crotonophenones) 5 in good to high yields.

Highlights

  • One of the major transformations in organic chemistry is carbon-carbon bond formation through allylation reaction

  • An interesting regioselectivity is observed when the mixture of potassium crotyltrifluoroborate (1a) and aroyl chlorides having electron-deficient and electron-rich groups is microwaved in the presence of palladium-catalyst

  • We found a noticeable regioselectivity when the mixture of crotyltrifluoroborate and aroyl chlorides having electron-deficient and electron-rich groups was microwaved in the presence of palladium-catalyst (Scheme 1)

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Introduction

One of the major transformations in organic chemistry is carbon-carbon bond formation through allylation reaction. An interesting regioselectivity is observed when the mixture of potassium crotyltrifluoroborate (1a) and aroyl chlorides having electron-deficient and electron-rich groups is microwaved in the presence of palladium-catalyst.

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