Abstract
A formal atom transfer radical [3+2] annulation (ATRAn) reaction between different homoallyl radical precursors and 1,1-diborylethene was developed. It provides a rapid access to polysubstituted cyclopentanes containing a gem-diboronic ester moiety. The synthetic utility of theses uniquely functionalized 5-membered rings is highlighted by their easy conversion to attractive borylated building blocks such as 1-borylated bicyclo[3.1.0]hexanes. The ATRAn reaction was extended to homopropagylic radicals giving access to unique allylic gem-diboronic esters that could be used in allylboration of aldehydes.
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Experimental procedures, product characterizations, and copies of NMR spectra
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