Abstract
A novel class of titanium complexes, cyclopentadienyl-dialkoxy-chlorotitanates, is described. Two chiral representatives 4 and 8, the former with two diacetone-glucose ligands, the latter with the bidentate (2R,3R)-2:3-isopropylidene-l,l,4,4,-tetraphenyl-threitol ligand, give highly enantioselective reagents, if the chloride is substituted by a transferable group. Allyl-groups and ester-enolates are thus added to various aldehydes, affording homoallyl-alcohols, acetate and propionate aldols, as well as β-hydroxy-α-aminoacids of high optical purity, generally 90 - 98% ee. Reagents derived from 4 attack the re-side, those derived from 8 the si-side of aldehydes. With several a-chiral substrates almost complete diastereocontrol is achieved in allylations of the threitol-derived reagents. The complexes 4 and 8 have been analysed by X-ray-diffraction, 1H- and 13C-NMR. Molecular modelling has been used to analyse the conformation of 4, and to estimate the strain of dioxa-titanacycles of various ring size. © 1990, IUPAC.
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Duthaler, R. O., Hafner, A., & Riediker, M. (1990). Asymmetric C—C-bond formation with titanium carbohydrate complexes. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 62(4), 631–642. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac199062040631
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