Convenient, in Situ Generation of Anhydrous Hydrogen Iodide for the Preparation of α-Glycosyl Iodides and Vicinal Iodohydrins and for the Catalysis of Ferrier Glycosylation
作者:Stephanie M. Chervin、Paolo Abada、Masato Koreeda
DOI:10.1021/ol991312d
日期:2000.2.1
[reaction: see text] Anhydrous hydrogen iodide is generated in situ by the reaction of solid iodine and a thiol. The HI thus generated has been employed for the efficient preparation of alpha-glycosyl iodides and vicinal iodohydrins from the corresponding glycosyl acetates and epoxides, respectively, and for Ferrier glycosylation of alcohols and thiols.
A new synthetic method has been devised for the rapid conversion of epoxides to chloro-, bromo- and iodo-hydrins in quantitative yield, under mild conditions and in the absence of protic acids.
Asymmetry between encoding and retrieval processes: Evidence from divided attention and a calibration analysis
作者:Moshe Naveh-Benjamin、Fergus I. M. Craik、Dana Gavrilescu、Nicole D. Anderson
DOI:10.3758/bf03209344
日期:2000.11
Two experiments provide further information on the effects of divided attention (DA) on encoding and retrieval processes. The first experiment examined the effects of decision and motor difficulty of a concurrent reaction time task. A calibration analysis was used in the second experiment to test the hypothesis that shifting attentional emphasis away from encoding to the secondary task reduces the level of processing the to-be-remembered items receive. Overall, the results confirm and extend the conclusions of Craik, Govoni, Naveh-Benjamin, and Anderson (1996) and Naveh-Benjamin, Craik, Guez, and Dori (1998), by pointing to clear differences between encoding and retrieval processes: Encoding is affected by simultaneous task demands, especially those associated with "central" resources involved in conscious decision making, whereas retrieval is obligatory in that it is largely immune to the effects of simultaneous demands. The results of the calibration analysis suggest that one reason for the poorer memory performance as a result of DA at encoding is a qualitative shift to less deep, elaborative strategies.