文摘
Under copper-catalyzed or base-promoted conditions, a wide range of ene-yne-ketones react with H-phosphonates to afford various phosphorylated furans in good yields. A copper carbene generation or a Michael addition is proposed as the key step in the selective construction of the Csp3–P or Csp2–P bond, which is supported by carbene capture reactions and interval 31P NMR experiments. Furthermore, this method features inexpensive metal catalysts, no usage of oxidant, and high atom economy, which make it attractive and practical.