Create organic molecules freely with a new reaction!
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Keywords: Organic synthesis, silicon, halogen, catalyst, radical
Organic synthesis is one of the scientific technologies that supports material civilization, and it is used in the production of various products and materials that are beneficial to our lives, such as fuels, oils, fibers, rubber, resins, pharmaceuticals, and food additives. An essential component of organic synthesis is the "reaction," which transforms one molecule into another. In our laboratory, we conduct research with the goal of "developing new reactions that are useful for organic synthesis." In reaction development, we aim to efficiently produce only what we want and to create it in an environmentally friendly manner without waste from readily available raw materials. We also emphasize the originality of our research and chemical discoveries, focusing on the development of novel reactions that have not been seen before, rather than merely improving existing reactions. Various reagents and catalysts are used in organic synthesis, but our laboratory pays particular attention to the reactivity of silicon compounds and halides, as well as the catalytic effects of platinum and palladium. With the aim of making new discoveries, we engage in reaction development with excitement every day.
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Katsukiyo Miura, Professor Graduate School of Science and Technology, Department of Materials Science, Field of Material Functions 【Recent Research Themes】 ● Development of reverse Markovnikov-type hydrohalogenation reactions using platinum catalysts ● Development of carbon-carbon bond formation reactions using alkynes and metal catalysts ● Development of haloalkene synthesis methods using organic silicon reagents ● Development of halogenation and dehalogenation reactions utilizing radical reactions
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【Appeal Points to the Industry】 ● Proposal and development of synthesis methods for useful organic halides as synthetic intermediates ● Proposal and development of synthesis methods for organic silicon compounds as raw materials for functional materials ● Proposal of precise organic synthesis methods that aid in process development for pharmaceuticals and functional molecular materials ● Structural analysis and reactivity evaluation of low molecular weight organic compounds 【Examples of Practical Applications】 ● Synthesis of α,β-unsaturated ketones through the hydration dimerization of alkynyl silanes ● Alkylation and allylation of carbon electrophiles using alkenyl silanes ● Position and stereoselective synthesis of haloalkenes through catalytic hydrohalogenation ● Position and stereoselective synthesis of bromoalkenes through radical hydrobromination
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