Enzymatic hydrolysis of (±)-trans-1, 2-diacetozycycloalkanes. A facile route to optically-active cycloalkane-1, 2-diols
…, VSB Gaudet, K Laumen, MP Schneider
Index: Crout, David H. G.; Gaudet, Veronique S. B.; Laumen, Kurt; Schneider, Manfred P. Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 1986 , # 10 p. 808 - 810
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Abstract
Hydrolytic enzymes are well known for their capability of enantiomer differentiation.1 While optically-active carboxylic acids have been obtained frequently by enantioselective hydrolysis of racemic (or prochiral) esters,2 the corresponding preparation of alcohols (or 1,2-diols) has received much less attention in the past.3 In this communication we report the ... Published on 01 January 1986. Downloaded by google on 17/02/2016 13:24:18.
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