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Facile Preparation of Flavinium Organocatalysts

Authors: Yukihiro Arakawa; Takahiro Oonishi; Takahiro Kohda; Keiji Minagawa; Yasushi Imada;

Facile Preparation of Flavinium Organocatalysts

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AbstractWe developed a safe, simple, inexpensive, and environmentally benign method for preparing N(5)‐ethylated flavinium organocatalysts without using hazardous reagents or inert conditions as previously required. 5‐Ethyl‐3‐methyllumiflavinium cation was prepared from its reduced form by NaNO2‐free aerobic oxidation, which was subsequently extracted onto commercial cation‐exchange resins under NaClO4‐free conditions. The resulting resin‐immobilized flavinium salts were found to be effective organocatalysts for aerobic oxidation reactions.

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oxidation, environmentally benign, organocatalysis, Cation Exchange Resins, flavinium salt, Catalysis, ion-exchange resin

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