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Coumarin as a Surrogate for the Protection-group-free Synthesis of o-Hydroxy Stilbenes: Hydrolysis-Decarboxylation-Heck Coupling Reactions in One Pot.

Nitin H AndhareDanish EqubalArun K Sinha
Published in: Chemistry, an Asian journal (2022)
The 2-hydroxystyrylbenzene scaffold is found in various compounds that are widely applicable in medicinal chemistry as well as material chemistry. Here, a successful attempt is made to develop a one-pot protocol for the synthesis of 2-hydroxystilbene derivatives via hydrolysis of natural coumarins followed by in situ decarboxylative Heck coupling with haloarenes. Fine tuning of the reaction conditions allowed exclusive formation of 2-hydroxystyrylbenzenes over other possible side products, i. e., benzofuran/substituted coumarins.
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