Methodologies in Amine Synthesis

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Provides a unique overview of efficient synthetic routes to one of the most important compound classes in organic and pharmaceutical chemistry! Amines are among the most important compounds in organic chemistry due to their wide occurrence in natural products, drugs, crop protection compounds, and advanced materials. For example, the majority of drugs are amines or contain functional groups derived from amines. Powerful and efficient methods for the introduction of the amino group are therefore of great importance to synthetic chemists in academia and industry.
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Scheme 129 Rhcatalyzed NHaziridination of unactivated olefins using DPH - фото 30

Scheme 1.29 Rh‐catalyzed NH‐aziridination of unactivated olefins using DPH.

Because N ‐alkyl HOSA derivatives can be readily prepared on multigram scale [46], it was demonstrated that N ‐Me as well as N ‐isopropyl units could be stereospecifically transferred to olefins, leading to the corresponding N ‐alkylaziridines.

Further studies on this catalytic system by the three groups showed that the Rh–nitrene intermediate can also facilitate the C–H amination of electron‐rich aromatic rings ( Scheme 1.31) [47]. In 2016, the Falck, Kürti, and Ess groups published the direct C–H amination of arenes. By using a more reactive aminating reagent and modifying the acidity of the reaction, Rh–nitrene intermediate can be directly inserted into the aromatic π‐system of electron‐rich arenes. Using this protocol, both inter‐ and intramolecular arene C–H amination can be achieved.

Scheme 130 Rhcatalyzed NHaziridination of unactivated olefins using HOSA - фото 31

Scheme 1.30 Rh‐catalyzed NH‐aziridination of unactivated olefins using HOSA.

1.5 Transition‐Metal‐Free Electrophilic Amination Reactions

Although the mechanism of uncatalyzed electrophilic amination reactions seems straightforward, in practice, these uncatalyzed reactions often suffer from poor efficiency and low yields. A common issue with uncatalyzed electrophilic amination is the side reaction between the nucleophile and the highly reactive aminating reagent. It is especially difficult to directly synthesize primary or secondary amines under uncatalyzed conditions because the unmasked NH protons will usually quench the strongly basic nucleophiles used in the reactions ( Scheme 1.32).

In recent years, several approaches have been developed to address these issues and finally achieve practical TM‐free electrophilic aminations.

One approach is to use a mild nucleophile to avoid quenching and/or side reactions. In 2012, the Kürti group reported a TM‐free primary amination of arylboronic acids ( Scheme 1.33) [48].

This strategy exploits the fact that hydroxylamines can act as both electrophiles and nucleophiles. The nitrogen atom in the DPH aminating reagent first acts as a nucleophile to attack the boronic acid, and subsequently, it acts as an electrophile to accept an intramolecular nucleophilic attack to furnish the aniline products. Before this method, the direct conversion of arylboronic acids to the corresponding primary arylamines under mild conditions was not possible. Now, even halogenated primary arylamines may be readily prepared under transition‐metal‐free conditions.

Scheme 131 Rhcatalyzed aromatic CH amination Source Modified from Paudyal - фото 32

Scheme 1.31 Rh‐catalyzed aromatic C–H amination.

Source: Modified from Paudyal et al. [47].

Scheme 132 Problems with uncatalyzed electrophilic amination Scheme 133 - фото 33

Scheme 1.32 Problems with uncatalyzed electrophilic amination.

Scheme 133 TMfree electrophilic amination of arylboronic acids Source - фото 34

Scheme 1.33 TM‐free electrophilic amination of arylboronic acids.

Source: Modified from Zhu et al. [48].

Another approach to achieve TM‐free electrophilic amination while avoiding undesired quenching of the nucleophile is to modify the structure of the aminating reagent. In 2017, the Kürti group reported the use of sterically hindered oxaziridines to achieve the TM‐free direct primary amination of aryl Grignard reagents and aryl lithiums ( Scheme 1.34) [49]. Subsequent studies carried out in the Kürti group successfully expanded the substrate scope to include alkyl organometallic reagents [50].

The backbone of these aminating reagents can be readily recovered and reused for the preparation of more reagents (i.e. NH‐oxazirdines). Remarkably, the N—H bond does not undergo deprotonation as this pathway is sterically inhibited (i.e. because of the kinetic decrease of the N—H bond acidity). It is intriguing that the N ‐alkyl derivatives of these oxaziridines transfer the oxygen atom to aryl and alkyl Grignard reagents at low temperatures with complete chemoselectivity (i.e. no N‐transfer occurs with these reagents). Both the direct primary amination and hydroxylation of Grignard reagents are currently considered to be still extremely challenging, and they represent unmet synthetic needs. The camphor‐derived N ‐benzyl oxaziridine is significantly less reactive and considerably more stable than Davis's oxaziridine; thus, it allows for highly chemoselective hydroxylations in the presence of multiple sensitive functionalities such as sulfides, amines, and alkenes.

Scheme 134 TMfree electrophilic amination of arylmetals using - фото 35

Scheme 1.34 TM‐free electrophilic amination of arylmetals using NH‐oxaziridines.

Source: Modified from Gao et al. [49].

For weaker nucleophiles such as olefins and arenes, successful TM‐free electrophilic aminations rely on highly reactive aminating reagents. Pioneering works in this area by the Bower group have shown that it is possible to achieve TM‐free intramolecular electrophilic amination using highly reactive sulfonyl hydroxylamines under acid catalysis ( Scheme 1.35). The unprotected tosylhydroxylamines are too unstable to be isolated, so they are instead generated in situ from the Boc‐protected precursors under acidic conditions. These reactions are proposed to proceed via the “Butterfly Mechanism” akin to the Prilezhaev reaction [51].

The α‐aminoketone moiety is commonly found in biological molecules, natural products, and active pharmaceutical ingredients. Despite their apparent importance, synthetic access to these compounds is not always straightforward. This is especially evident when the desired amino ketones have a primary amino group attached to a fully substituted α‐carbon atom. The most common strategy for synthesizing these compounds involves a two‐step approach, in which either an azido, a nitro, or a hydroxylamino group is first installed at the α‐position. A subsequent hydrogenation, usually catalyzed by a transition metal such as Pd, Pt, or Raney Ni, is then carried out to obtain the corresponding primary α‐aminoketone. Aside from the added steps, this approach also has limitations such as the lack of chemoselectivity during the reduction and the potential instability of the azido‐ or nitro‐intermediates.

Scheme 135 TMfree Prilezhaev reaction Source Modified from Farndon et al - фото 36

Scheme 1.35 TM‐free Prilezhaev reaction.

Source: Modified from Farndon et al. [51].

In 2019, the Kürti group reported the intermolecular TM‐free Aza‐Rubottom reaction [52]. Electron‐rich silyl enol ethers can be directly converted to the corresponding α‐primary amino ketones in one step. This reaction also proceeds via the “Butterfly Mechanism,” and the reactivity of the hydroxylamine aminating reagent is enhanced by cooperative hydrogen bonding interactions provided by the HFIP solvent molecules ( Scheme 1.36).

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