Markovnikov Protoborylation of Unactivated Terminal Alkenes via Copper-Guanidine Catalysis

Herein copper-catalyzed Markovnikov protoborylation of unactivated terminal alkenes was achieved through the employment of a bulky σ-donating guanidine ligand. The reaction demonstrated good tolerance to diverse functional groups and remarkable selectivity for branched borylation products (86:14-97:3) under ambient conditions, which enabled the synthesis of secondary alkyl boronates in grams with further valuable derivatizations. Mechanistic studies suggested the boryl insertion to C═C bonds via Cu-guanidine complex and ruled out the possibility of a diboration-protodeboronation process.

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The Journal of Organic Chemistry
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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.joc.5c00691
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Organoboron and organosilicon chemistry
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Abstract

Herein copper-catalyzed Markovnikov protoborylation of unactivated terminal alkenes was achieved through the employment of a bulky σ-donating guanidine ligand. The reaction demonstrated good tolerance to diverse functional groups and remarkable selectivity for branched borylation products (86:14-97:3) under ambient conditions, which enabled the synthesis of secondary alkyl boronates in grams with further valuable derivatizations. Mechanistic studies suggested the boryl insertion to C═C bonds via Cu-guanidine complex and ruled out the possibility of a diboration-protodeboronation process.

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