The generation of alkoxy radicals from N-alkoxyazinium or azolium salts, occurring via the facile mono-electronic photocatalytic reduction of the starting compounds, has been recently reported. The photogenerated radicals can be in turn exploited for synthetic applications. These include the possibility to promote inter- or intramolecular hydrogen atom transfer processes to generate P- or C-centered radicals, and the direct addition onto unsaturated derivatives for the construction of C–O bonds.

Alkoxy radicals generation: facile photocatalytic reduction of N-alkoxyazinium or azolium salts

Luca Capaldo;Davide Ravelli
2019-01-01

Abstract

The generation of alkoxy radicals from N-alkoxyazinium or azolium salts, occurring via the facile mono-electronic photocatalytic reduction of the starting compounds, has been recently reported. The photogenerated radicals can be in turn exploited for synthetic applications. These include the possibility to promote inter- or intramolecular hydrogen atom transfer processes to generate P- or C-centered radicals, and the direct addition onto unsaturated derivatives for the construction of C–O bonds.
2019
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