Enantioselective conjugate addition of rationally designed chiral cuprate reagents to 2-cycloalkenones
EJ Corey, R Naef, FJ Hannon
Index: Corey, E. J.; Naef, Reto; Hannon, Francis J. Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1986 , vol. 108, # 22 p. 7114 - 7116
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Abstract
Since even small amounts of alkoxide impurities are deleterious to enantioselectivity, it was decided to add to the reagent a substance which might destroy alkoxide and then to add enone. Good results were obtained by using methyl iodide as an alkoxide scavenger with the following sequential stoichiometric protocol: 1.0 equiv of amino alcohol 1; 0.89 equiv of RLi; 0.18 equiv of CHJ; 0.67 equiv of CUI; 0.45 equiv of RLi; 0.09 equiv of CH31; 0.30 ...
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