Issue 43, 2018

Redox active ligand and metal cooperation for C(sp2)–H oxidation: extension of the galactose oxidase mechanism in water-mediated amide formation

Abstract

Redox interplay between a ligand and a metal can provide a profound driving force for the promotion of unprecedented reactions. This work presents an intriguing water-assisted oxidative transformation of imine to amide with no formal change in the metal oxidation state in the copper and nickel complexes of an aminophenol ligand versus a zinc analogue.

Graphical abstract: Redox active ligand and metal cooperation for C(sp2)–H oxidation: extension of the galactose oxidase mechanism in water-mediated amide formation

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
26 Aug 2018
Accepted
28 Sep 2018
First published
08 Oct 2018

Dalton Trans., 2018,47, 15293-15297

Redox active ligand and metal cooperation for C(sp2)–H oxidation: extension of the galactose oxidase mechanism in water-mediated amide formation

Z. Alaji, E. Safaei, H. Yi, H. Cong, A. Wojtczak and A. Lei, Dalton Trans., 2018, 47, 15293 DOI: 10.1039/C8DT03477J

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