Copper-catalyzed additions of organic polyhalides to olefins: A versatile synthetic tool

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Abstract

New carbon-carbon σ-bonds between olefins or dienes and organic poly-halides bearing at least two geminal halogen atoms on an sp carbon can easily be formed using catalytic amounts of Cu(I)-compounds. This article reviews the Cu(I)-catalysed additions carried out in our laboratories since 1972 as well as selected examples from the literature. It emphasises the usefulness of the poly-functionalized 1:1-adducts for the selective syntheses of an array of more complex compounds such as 2-pyrones, aromatics, pyrethroid acids, pyridines, halogenated α-amino acids and 2-pyrrolidinones. © 1985 IUPAC

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Belluš, D. (1985). Copper-catalyzed additions of organic polyhalides to olefins: A versatile synthetic tool. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 57(12), 1827–1838. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac198557121827

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