The cascade reactions synthesized amide-functionalized fluorenes, suggesting a transition-metal-free method is effective.
We have demonstrated a highly efficient synthetic strategy for assembling amide-functionalized fluorenes via cascade reactions between nitriles and 1,5-enynes in a one-pot assembly. This approach provides a simple, atom-economic, practical, and robust path to synthesize highly versatile rare carbocyclic scaffolds under transition-metal- and additive-free conditions with good reaction yields. Its most noteworthy features include high compatibility with various functionalities, mild conditions, easily accessible precursors, and gram-scale synthesis.
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