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二碘化钐催化有机反应的研究进展
Research Progress on Samarium Diiodide-Catalyzed Organic Reactions

DOI: 10.12677/jocr.2026.141014, PP. 152-163

Keywords: 二碘化钐,单电子转移,催化循环,还原偶联
Samarium Diiodide
, Single-Electron Transfer, Catalytic Cycle, Reductive Coupling

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二碘化钐(SmI2)作为一种独特的单电子转移(SET)还原剂,自1977年被Kagan课题组首次系统报道以来,已成为有机合成中构建复杂分子骨架的核心工具。传统SmI2反应依赖化学计量比试剂,存在原子经济性低、废弃物排放多等局限。近年来,催化量SmI2体系的开发突破了Sm3+产物络合物难以解离的关键瓶颈,通过还原剂再生、电子循环、光化学驱动等策略实现了催化剂的高效循环。本文系统综述了SmI2催化反应的核心机制:使用化学计量比的牺牲金属还原剂、通过反向电子转移(BET)将电子循环回收钐,以及光化学再生的最新进展。
Samarium diiodide (SmI2), as a unique single-electron transfer (SET) reductant, has become a central tool in constructing complex molecular frameworks in organic synthesis since it was first systematically reported by Kagan’s group in 1977. Traditional SmI2 reactions rely on stoichiometric amounts of reagents, which have limitations such as low atom economy and high waste generation. In recent years, the development of catalytic SmI2 systems has overcome the key bottleneck of difficult dissociation of Sm3+-product complexes, achieving efficient catalyst turnover through reductant regeneration, electron cycling, as well as electrochemical and photochemical driving strategies. This review systematically summarizes the core mechanisms of SmI2-catalyzed reactions: the use of stoichiometric sacrificial metal reductants, electron cycling back to Sm through back electron transfer (BET), and the latest advances in photochemical regeneration.

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