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Demonstrates effective synthesis of P-stereogenic phosphepine oxides, indicating potential for complex molecule assembly.
Asymmetric palladium/norbornene (NBE) cooperative catalysis is a powerful platform for assembling complex molecules. However, achieving enantiocontrol remains a fundamental challenge in cascades where the stereodetermining step occurs strictly after NBE extrusion. We report a conceptually distinct palladium-catalyzed annulation enabled by an exogenous chiral hydroxamic ester. This ligand remains coordinated to the palladium center throughout the catalytic cycle, affording diverse seven-membered P -stereogenic phosphepine oxides in moderate to good yields and up to 92% ee.
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