Dynamic kinetic resolution during a cascade reaction on substrates with chiral all-carbon quaternary centers.
Dynamic kinetic resolution during a cascade reaction on substrates with chiral all-carbon quaternary centers.
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10.1002/anie.200462039
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2005-04
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通讯作者:
K. Xu;G. Lalic;S. Sheehan;M. Shair
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作者:
K. Xu;G. Lalic;S. Sheehan;M. Shair
Dynamic kinetic resolution has become a useful method for the diastereoselective and enantioselective synthesis of organic compounds.[1] Dynamic kinetic resolution, presented in Equation (1)(Scheme 1), in its most common form results in greater than 50% conversion of a mixture of stereoisomers into products enriched in one enantiomer or diastereoisomer.[2]Most dynamic kinetic resolutions require rapidly equilibrating enantiomeric starting materials that undergo a slower second step, in which the enantiomers react with enantiomerically enriched reagents at different rates (k1R ¼6k1S; Scheme 1, Eq.(1)). Conceptually, it is difficult to imagine how starting materials that are not directly susceptible to enantiomerization, such as molecules where the only chirality present is in all-carbon quaternary stereocenters, could take part in dynamic kinetic resolutions. However, if a molecule incapable of direct enantiomerization were to undergo a cascade reaction (a reaction comprising one or more inter-