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C–C Bond Cleavage at the N-α Position Enabled by the Low-potential Electrochemical Oxidation of the 2,7-Dimethoxynaphthyl Electroauxiliary (Supporting Information)
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posted on 2023-10-02, 06:35 authored by Kazuhiro OKAMOTO, Yasushi IMADA, Naoki SHIDA, Yoshikazu KITANO, Mahito Atobe, Kazuhiro CHIBAHerein, we report that the 2,7-dimethoxynaphthyl (2,7-DMN) group is a novel electroauxiliary that is readily installed at the N-α position of a carbamate through Friedel–Crafts-type arylation. The resulting N-α C–C bond is easily cleaved through low-potential electrochemical oxidation to give the corresponding iminium cation.
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