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Photoalkylation/-arylation of ortho -Diketones with Unactivated Organic Halides.

Xiao-Yu WangYong-Qin HeYi ZhouLin LuXian-Rong SongZhao-Zhao ZhouWan-Fa TianQiang Xiao
Published in: Organic letters (2023)
A new method for conducting a reductive alkylation/arylation of 1,2-diketones using visible light and unactivated organic halides is presented in this article. This technique does not require a photocatalyst and employs Et 3 N, a tertiary amine, as a promoter. This amine aids in generating a ketyl radical and an α-aminoalkyl radical, which engages in a C-X bond activation via a halogen atom transfer process (XAT). This approach's success hinges on utilizing Et 3 N as the promoter. This article's mild and straightforward protocol allows for significantly expanding organic halide substrates, including primary, secondary, and aromatic organic halides and various functional groups.
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