The radical allylation of a series of β-alkoxy esters using allyltrimethylsilane in the presence of MgBr 2 · OEt 2 is described. Under bidentate chelation-controlled conditions, allyltrimethylsilane rivals allyltributyltin in efficiency and is a superior reagent from ecological and practical perspectives. The reactions work with iodides and bromides as well as phenylselenides. The isolation of γ-phenylseleno intermediates indicates that the reaction proceeds by an atom transfer process. These reactions require initiation with Et 3 B and can be inhibited by galvinoxyl, m - and p -dinitrobenzene indicating that this atom transfer sequence involves the intermediacy of radicals.
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