イオン対相互作用による芳香族C（sp²）-Hホウ素化反応の位置選択性制御

抄録

The noncovalent interactions, such as hydrogen bonding and ion pairing interaction, are widely recognized as the powerful tools to control enantio- and regio-selectivity in synthetic chemistry. However, most reactions have been relied on using hydrogen bond. This review highlights recent progress in developing an ion pairing interaction-driven approach to control regioselectivity. In particular, the remote aromatic C(sp²)-H bond borylation, which is highly challenging and valuable, is focused on.