Asymmetric Synthesis 2 Flashcards

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A Sulfinimines are chiral at sulfur, and are much more stable to hydroloysis than most imines
What is the structure of the following sulfinimie from the following reaction conditions?

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How does the structure of a Sulfinimine allow it to operate as a chiral auxilliary?

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The dipole translates chiral information
They act like bar magnets where they want to oppose (single bond will not rotate below 120°C)

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What is the mechanism for this reaction forming sulfinimines

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What product do we form if we react a sufinimine with Grignards
(dichloromethane is a non-coordinating solvent)
Note this is called a Ellman Chiral Amine synethsis

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  • Chair-like transition state
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What is the mechanism for the following reaction, reacting a sulfinimide with Grignards

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We produce >90% DE

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Once we have formed our specific chiral amine, how do we remove the auxillary?

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  • React with HCl and Et2O
  • Followed by a SN2 reaction
  • > 90% ee
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What is the product of this reaction

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Regenerates the Sulfinimide
(recycling)

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This reaction is the catalytic asymmetric synthesis called the Sharpless Epoxidation
This reaction uses the (-) enantiomer of diethyl tartrate - ligand for titanium
And tBuOOH is the stoichiometric oxidant
What is the product

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Get a 80-90% yield of a chiral epoxide
>90% ee

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How do the different diethyl tartrate isomers attach the reagent resulting in the formation of different chiral epoxides

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(-) DET will come from above and deliver the oxygen of the epoxide
(+) DET wil come from below and deliver the opposite epoxide

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10
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These chiral expoxide can be useful building blocks
For example, if you react them witth Red-Al
What is the product of this reaction

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Results in a regioselective ring-opening

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These chiral epoxides can be useful building blocks
For example if you react them with chloroformate and trimethylamine
What is the mechanism and product?

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12
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The following molecule (BINAP) here has axial chirality, how?

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This molecule is esstentially planar due to the steric clash between the hydrogens upon rotation

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How would we characterise this axially chiral compound (Atropisomer)

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The bold wedges make an S shape
So is the S isomer
(S) - BINAP

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Ruthernium catalysis can direct react reactions towards a specific chiral product
What is the product of the following reaction

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Hint - Ru, u for up, hence H binds in the upwards position - as long as DG on RHS

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Ruthernium catalysis can direct react reactions towards a specific chiral product
What is the product of the following reaction

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98% ee

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16
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Ruthernium catalysis can direct react reactions towards a specific chiral product
What is the product of the following reaction

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Alkene doesn’t have a DG on the LHS so nothing happens
92% ee

17
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Deydroamino acids are unactivated alkenes, so here we need to use more activated Rhodium catalyst
What is the structure of the specific amino acid formed

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