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Distinct reaction modes of π-allylruthenium complexes produce dihydrocinnolines and benzodiazepines, highlighting selectivity.
Distinct reaction modes of π-allylruthenium complexes, derived from allylic acetals, in the urazole-directed C–H/N–H annulation are described. By controlling the reaction conditions, electrophilic addition of π-allylruthenium complexes at the α- and γ-positions was selectively achieved, resulting in the formation of dihydrocinnolines and benzodiazepines, respectively. A series of control experiments for plausible reaction mechanism were performed.
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