The desymmetrization of meso 1,2-bis(phenylsulfonyl) substituted bridged polycyclic alkenes promoted by C2 symmetric chiral diolates is reported. The phenylsulfonyl group exerts an electronwithdrawing effect onto the C-C double bond, making the alkenylic function a good Michael acceptor: enantiotopic Csp2 react with the enantiopure nucleophile which has been used in stoichiometric amount. The stereoselective process leadsto the formation of optically pure a-phenylsulfonylsubstituted polycyclic ketals, which are valuable intermediate in the synthesisof polycyclic a-phenylsulfonylketones and ketones.The kinetic resolution of a racemic mixture of a tolylsulfonulsubstituted polycyclic alkene is also reported.

Diastereoselective desymmetrization of meso bis(phenylsulfonyl) polycyclic alkenes promoted by C2 symmetric chiral diolates: direct accessto optically pure ketals and ketones

Peluso P
2005

Abstract

The desymmetrization of meso 1,2-bis(phenylsulfonyl) substituted bridged polycyclic alkenes promoted by C2 symmetric chiral diolates is reported. The phenylsulfonyl group exerts an electronwithdrawing effect onto the C-C double bond, making the alkenylic function a good Michael acceptor: enantiotopic Csp2 react with the enantiopure nucleophile which has been used in stoichiometric amount. The stereoselective process leadsto the formation of optically pure a-phenylsulfonylsubstituted polycyclic ketals, which are valuable intermediate in the synthesisof polycyclic a-phenylsulfonylketones and ketones.The kinetic resolution of a racemic mixture of a tolylsulfonulsubstituted polycyclic alkene is also reported.
2005
Istituto di Chimica Biomolecolare - ICB - Sede Pozzuoli
Desymmetrization
polycyclic alkenes
phenylsulfones
enantiotopic discrimination
ketones
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