ArticleOrganic letters2025
Chemoselective Benzylic C-H Deuteration Using Deuterium Gas.
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Abstract
Chemoselective incorporation of hydrogen isotopes is a useful tool for drug discovery and mechanistic investigation. While late-stage C-H functionalization via hydrogen isotope exchange (HIE) offers a straightforward route to isotopically labeled compounds, existing methods often use deuterated solvents which are not feasible for tritium labeling. Hence, direct use of simple deuterium gas for isotopic labeling is highly desirable. Herein, we report a palladium-catalyzed protocol for benzylic C-H deuteration using deuterium gas as the isotope donor and
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