Electrochemical iron-catalyzed difunctionalization of olefins: efficient and sustainable access to β-heteroarylated esters

Binbin Chen; Jun Xu; Zeyi Wang; Ling Yang; Qianyuan Liu; Pengfei Zhang

doi:10.1039/d5gc02319j

January 1, 2025Green Chemistry

Electrochemical iron-catalyzed difunctionalization of olefins: efficient and sustainable access to β-heteroarylated esters

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Key Points

This method provides an efficient route to β-heteroarylated esters, emphasizing sustainability in organic synthesis.
The electrochemical system showed remarkable reactivity in the difunctionalization of olefins using iron as a catalyst.
The process utilizes heteroarenes and methyl carbazate, highlighting its versatility in generating complex molecules.
The findings suggest this approach could lead to greener methods in the production of valuable chemical compounds.

Implication

Electrochemical approach efficiently generates β-heteroarylated esters from olefins and methyl carbazate, indicating sustainability.

Abstract

This study describes an electrochemical iron-catalyzed system for olefin difunctionalization with heteroarenes and methyl carbazate, providing an efficient and sustainable route to β-heteroarylated esters.

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Chen et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Electrochemical iron-catalyzed difunctionalization of olefins: efficient and sustainable access to β-heteroarylated esters

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