Abstract

Addition of organolithium reagents to trifluoromethyl enol ethers 1a−d and thio enol ethers 2a provided stereoselectively the corresponding trisubstituted fluoroalkenes 3a−d in 70−90% yields. The products could themselves react with organolithium reagents and undergo a vinyl metalation providing, after trapping with an electrophile, tetrasubstituted olefins in excellent yields and with stereoselectivity. This method can be applied to other fluoroalkyl enol ethers (Rf = C2F5). The product, tetrasubstituted olefin, can be obtained directly from enol ether with 2 equiv of reagent through a carbolithiation−elimination−metalation cascade.

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