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. 2020 Aug 18;5(37):23687–23702. doi: 10.1021/acsomega.0c02413

Table 3. Optimization of the Carbonylative Sonogashira Coupling Reactions of 4-Iodoanisole (1a) and Phenylacetylene (2a)a.

entry NHC-Pd-Py (mol %) solvent T (°C) base time (h) yield 3aa (%)b
1 Pd-C3 toluene 80 Et3N 1 10
(0.01)
2 Pd-C3 toluene 100 Et3N 1 20
(0.01)
3 Pd-C3 toluene 120 Et3N 1 52
(0.01)
4 Pd-C3 toluene 100 Et3N 3 55
(0.01)
5 Pd-C3 toluene 120 Et3N 3 91
(0.01)
6 Pd-C3 toluene 120 Et3N 3 99
(0.05)
7 Pd-C3 toluene 120 Et3N 3 99
(0.03)
8 Pd-C3 toluene 100 Et3N 3 97
(0.03)
9 Pd-C3 toluene 100   3 0
(0.03)
10 Pd-C3 toluene 100 KOH 3 8
(0.03)
11 Pd-C3 toluene 100 K2CO3 3 5
(0.03)
12 Pd-C3 THF 100 Et3N 3 61
(0.03)
13 Pd-C3 DMF 100 Et3N 3 73
(0.03)
14 Pd-C3 CH3CN 100 Et3N 3 84
(0.03)
15 Pd-C2 toluene 100 Et3N 3 79
(0.03)
16 Pd-C1 toluene 100 Et3N 3 85
(0.03)
17 Pd(PPh3)2Cl2 toluene 100 Et3N 3 48
(0.03)
18 Pd(PhCN)2Cl2 toluene 100 Et3N 3 31
(0.03)
19 PdBr2 toluene 100 Et3N 3 22
(0.03)
a

Reaction conditions: 4-iodoanisole (1.0 mmol), phenylacetylene (1.5 mmol), base (2.0 mmol), solvent (5 mL), CO (200 psi).

b

Isolated yield.