Solid State Structure of a Lithium Triorganostannate
Solid State Structure of a Lithium Triorganostannate
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三有机锡酸锂的固态结构
DOI:
10.1002/anie.198813811
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发表时间:
1988
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通讯作者:
Fritz Töllner
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作者:
M. Veith;Cornelius Ruloff;V. Huch;Fritz Töllner
clearly distinguishable in the 'H-NMR spectrum (see Table I), in the case of (8d/9d) a nuclear resonance spectroscopic assignment was no longer possible. The selectivity achieved was less than 1.5% ee, as shown by a comparison of the specific rotations of the liberated alcohols (10d/ l l d ) and the reference compound (10d/ l ld)['21 prepared from the enriched 2-phenylpropanediol 12 (S : R = 3.3 : 1 2 54% ee). The ratio of ( 8 ~ 1 9 ~ ) determined by 250-MHz 'H-NMR1I3l (1.1 : 1 B 5.0% de) was also significantly lower than that of the corresponding oxymethylene diastereomers ( 4 ~ / 5 c ) . l ' ~ ] With the experiments presented here it could be shown that an asymmetric induction with predictable direction (even with slightly decreasing selectivity with increasing chain length) is possible via an oxymethylene structure. If one considers the reaction from the formal aspect of a 1,nasymmetric induction then the ratio 2 : 1 ( G 33% de ) found experimentally for (4d/5d) is so far the highest value known to us for a 1,lO-asymmetric induction. From the point of view of a naturally related system of chiral compounds,f3J based on stereoelectronic effects, the direction of the reaction effected by a left helix corresponds fundamentally to that which is induced by an acetal group of the B family (configuration like a-L-glucose or i3-D-glucose). Consequently, there is also a correlation of a-D-glucose (acetalic center of the A-type) with a dextrorotatory oxymethylene helix. The actual occurrence of oxymethylene structures in the presence of silicates under potentially prebiotic conditions together with the predictable specificity of the enantiomerically pure helix make it seem possible that optically active paraformaldehyde has played a role in the amplification (perpetuity) of chirality in the course of chemical evolution.