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Catalytic insertion of nitrenes into B-H bonds

Chemical Science. 2025. Vol. 16. No. 15. P. 6298–6306.
Ankudinov N., Alexeev N., Podyacheva E., Chusov D., Lyssenko K., Perekalin D.

Organic compounds with boron–nitrogen bonds are widely used as fluorescent sensors and semiconducting materials. This paper presents a new approach for the formation of B–N bonds via catalytic insertion of nitrenes into B–H bonds. The reaction proceeds most selectively for cyclic boranes with a 2-phenylpyridine framework and nitrenes generated in situ by the oxidation of sulfonamides and sulfamates. The most effective catalysts for this process are the readily available rhodium and ruthenium carboxylates of [M2(OOCR)4]X type. Complexes with carboxylate ligands NTTL derived from S-tertleucine provide unique chiral products with stereogenic boron atoms. The developed method can be used for the introduction of boron heterocycles into biologically active molecules.

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