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Ketene N,S-acetals are an important class of organic synthesis intermediates, and the diversity of their functional groups determines the diversity of their reactivities. The main reactions with ketene N,S-acetals are the nucleophilic conjugate addition, the selective addition with the organometallic reagents, cyclization (forming a five-membered ring or a six-membered ring), reduction, condensation and other reactions, so it is of great significance in the research of heterocycle synthesis. This review summarizes the general methods for synthesis of ketene N,S-acetals and the research on synthesis of heterocycles from ketene N,S-acetals in the recent years, including the synthesis of N-heterocyclic compounds (pyrrole, indole, pyridine, pyrimidine), O-heterocyclic compounds (furan, pyran) and multi-component reactions. The reaction generality, reaction mechanisms or derivatization results of various types of reactions are also introduced to better understand ketene N,S-acetals molecules and to expect for the selective synthesis of object heterocyclic compounds by ketene N,S-acetals. This will promote the development and applications of ketene N,S-acetals in heterocycle synthesis. In addition, most of the heterocyclic compounds synthesized by ketene N,S-acetals have potential biological activities, and the purpose of this paper is also to promote the development of ketene N,S-acetals in the field of medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical synthesis.
Contents
1 Introduction
2 General methods for synthesis of ketene N,S-acetals
3 Application of ketene N,S-acetals in organic synthesis
3.1 The synthesis of N-heterocycles
3.2 The synthesis of O-heterocycles
3.3 Multi-component reactions
4 Conclusion
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ketene N,S-acetals
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copper-mediated
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N-heterocycles
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O-heterocycles
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multi-component reactions
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Qifeng Ding, Yaqiong Yang, Wenjun Miao, He Huang, Yang Yu*, Fei Huang*.
Synthesis of Heterocycles Based on Ketene N,S-Acetals.
Progress in Chemistry, 2018, 30(11): 1615-1623 DOI:10.7536/PC180438