USEFUL IMPURITIES FOR OPTICAL RESOLUTIONS. 2. GENERALITY AND MECHANISM OF THE E RULE OF REVERSAL
USEFUL IMPURITIES FOR OPTICAL RESOLUTIONS. 2. GENERALITY AND MECHANISM OF THE E RULE OF REVERSAL
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对光学分辨率有用的杂质。
DOI:
10.1002/chin.198125079
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发表时间:
1981
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通讯作者:
M. Lahav
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作者:
L. Addadi;J. Mil;M. Lahav
0 S'is a resolved impurity whichstereochemically resembles the surface of the 5 crystals; in the absence of 5’,= ki, in the pres-ence of S', kd» ki. or (S)-glutamic acid. 6 Explanations such as ligand exchange, 6 adsorption, 5 chiral seeding, 4 chiral solvent effects, 7 and the like were given, but in the absence of a unifying mechanism, these accidental observations remained as separate curiosities and were not investigated further. We suggest that in all these examples the same mechanism of selective adsorption and inhibition is responsible for resolution. The following pattern of events should occur if the proposed mechanism is correct.(i) Upon crystallizationof a racemic conglomerate R, S in the presence of a resolved impurity S', the enantiomer Rof absolute configuration oppositeto that of the impurity should precipitate first. Themolecule of S'mustbe stereochemically similar to the S molecule or to the/crystal (it may, for example, be a slightly modified substrate molecule or a dimer, trimer, or oligomer of it with a stereochemistry resembling that of two-, three-, or n-substrate molecules, respectively, in their crystalline arrangement), so that it can be preferentially adsorbed on the/crystal. Since the effect is kinetic, the optimal conditions for resolutionmust be determined experimentally. The affected enantiomer, S, should be found in the second crop of crystallization.