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Demonstrates an electrolysis-promoted synthesis of dihydropyridine derivatives, suggesting a novel methodology for organic chemistry.
The dihydropyridine scaffold, a pivotal structural motif in organic chemistry, has attracted persistent research interest owing to its ubiquitous presence in natural products and pharmaceutical molecules. In this study, we developed an electrolysis-promoted one-pot cascade for the synthesis of 1,2-dihydropyridine derivatives. This protocol entails the in situ electrocatalytic oxidation of propargyl alcohol to propargyl aldehyde intermediates, followed by sequential condensation and cyclization with aminopropanols/propanones.
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