Thesis

Visible-light-mediated annulations and rearrangements for the amination of electron-rich aromatics

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Awarding institution
  • University of Strathclyde
Date of award
  • 2022
Thesis identifier
  • T17142
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  • 201861622
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Abstract
  • The work described in this thesis is divided into 4 chapters including a general introduction. Each chapter is preceded by an introduction which includes the rationale behind the research and outlines the relevant background to the field. Chapter 1 is a general introduction detailing the importance of aniline derivatives, approaches to C–N bond formation, amination of methoxyarenes and a brief introduction into photoredox catalysis. Chapter 2 describes annulation reactions via methoxy displacement for the formation of tetrahydroquinolines. [Illustrative figure in thesis text] Chapter 3 investigates a radical-cation promoted photo-Smiles rearrangement. Chapter 4 expands this idea to the formation of benzomorpholines via a C–H functionalisation pathway.
Advisor / supervisor
  • Murphy, John
  • Williams, Glynn
  • Dominey, Andrew
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  • Previously held under moratorium in Chemistry Department (GSK) from 22nd September 2022 until 22nd October 2024.
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  • The digital version of this thesis is restricted to Strathclyde users only until 22nd September 2027.

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