Solvent dependent fluorinative cyclizations of o-hydroxy-arylenaminones promoted by H2O and NFSI: switchable access to di- and monofluorinated 2-hydroxyl chromanones

Abstract

Integrating fluorine into heterocyclic structures via cyclization reactions under metal-free conditions is attractive for organic synthesis. Herein, we describe solvent dependent fluorinative cyclizations of o-hydroxyarylenaminones, which were promoted by H2O and NFSI under metal-free conditions, to furnish 2,3-substituted chromanones. Di- and monofluorinated 2-hydroxyl chromanones could be achieved selectively in a THF–H2O or EtOH–H2O system at ambient temperature under an air atmosphere.

Graphical abstract: Solvent dependent fluorinative cyclizations of o-hydroxy-arylenaminones promoted by H2O and NFSI: switchable access to di- and monofluorinated 2-hydroxyl chromanones

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Article type
Communication
Submitted
17 Dec 2024
Accepted
23 Jan 2025
First published
30 Jan 2025

Org. Biomol. Chem., 2025, Advance Article

Solvent dependent fluorinative cyclizations of o-hydroxy-arylenaminones promoted by H2O and NFSI: switchable access to di- and monofluorinated 2-hydroxyl chromanones

Z. Wang, C. Wang, J. Yu, J. Tang, F. Zhang, Z. Xu and B. Liu, Org. Biomol. Chem., 2025, Advance Article , DOI: 10.1039/D4OB02040E

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