Abstract
The complex generated from BINOL, Ti(i -PrO)4 , and unactivated or a large amount of activated 4 Å MS in toluene is very effective in catalytic allylations of aldehydes using allyltributyltin. Allylations with 2.5 mol% of the catalyst provide homoallylic alcohols with greater than 95% ee. Very high syn -selective allylations of protected b-hydroxyaldehydes are achieved with 5 mol% of the BINOL/Ti(i -PrO)4 complex.
Key words
catalytic asymmetric allylation - 4 Å molecular sieves - BINOL - Ti(i -PrO)4
- allyltributyltin
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