A simple strategy for the synthesis of highly symmetric macrocycles incorporating carbohydrates is presented. The application of this strategy to the synthesis of optically active tetra-gluco-24-crown-8 (1), bis-gluco-15-crown-5 (3), and bis-gluco-21-crown-8 (5) is described. Preliminary studies showed that macrocycles 1, 3 and 5 complex ammonium salts. These macrocyclic compounds have been used as
Simple chiral crown ethers complexed with potassium tert-butoxide as efficient catalysts for asymmetric Michael additions
作者:Shin Aoki、Shigeki Sasaki、Kenji Koga
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(01)93942-5
日期:1989.1
Simple C2-symmetric chiral crown ether 1 complexed with KOtBu was found to work as an efficient chiral catalyst in Michaeladditions to cause high asymmetric induction. The results with various chiral crown ethers as catalysts suggest that diaxial-like conformation of the vicinal methyl groups of 1·potassium enolate complex is responsible for the chiral induction.
发现简单的C 2对称手性冠醚1与KO t Bu络合可在迈克尔加成反应中作为有效的手性催化剂,引起高度不对称诱导。用各种手性冠醚作为催化剂的结果表明1 ·烯醇钾复合物的邻位甲基的双轴样构象是手性诱导的原因。
Asymmetric Michael addition and deracemization of enolate by chiral crown ether
作者:László Töke、Péter Bakó、György M. Keser″u、Melinda Albert、László Fenichel
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4020(97)10271-x
日期:1998.1
Crownethers anellated to glucose units have been used to catalyse the enantioselective Michael addition of methyl phenylacetate to methyl acrylate in high chemical yields in up to 84% enantiomeric excess. A novel CH-acid deracemization has also been discovered and the mechanistic rationale of the asymmetric induction is discussed. The proposed mechanism of the addition was also substantiated by molecular
New chiral crown ethers derived from camphor and their application to asymmetric Michael addition. First attempts to rationalize enantioselection by AM1 and AMBER calculations
作者:Ernesto Brunet、Ana M. Poveda、Dolores Rabasco、Enrique Oreja、Luis M. Font、Manohar Singh Batra、Juan C. Rodriguez-Ubis
DOI:10.1016/s0957-4166(00)86246-1
日期:1994.5
optically active crownethersderivedfrom (1R)-(+)-camphor is described. The mechanism of their catalytic effect upon the Michael addition of phenylacetate to acrylate is discussed in terms of kinetic vs. thermodynamic control in the formation of the catalytic ion-pair complexes. The relative basicity of the complexes formed between the alkaline metals and the unprotonated chiralcrownethers plays an important