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Asymmetric Reductions in Ionic Liquids

In general, the catalyhc achvihes of the Rh catalysts in the ionic liquid-based solvent systems are largely dependent not only on the chiral ligands but also on the solvent system. Mostly ionic liquid/iPrOH biphasic solvent systems are [Pg.237]

COOMe NHAc Hz Rh(l)-(R,R)-Et-DuPhos ionic liquid/alcohol COOMe - A NHAc  [Pg.238]

In contrast to air-sensitive chiral Rh-phosphine complexes, the chiral Ru complexes of BINAP or BINAP analogues were known to be more effectively [Pg.239]

However, the conversion and enantioselectivity were slowly decreased from the fifth run onwards (entries 21-25). Nevertheless, these results clearly demonstrated the effects of ionic tag on the catalyst recycling in ionic liquids. [Pg.242]

Moreover, it was found that the replacement of 16 with [Rh(COD)Cl]2 as the catalyst precursor resulted in a decreased catalytic performance in both [omim][B F4] and THF (entries 5-6). Based on these observations, it has been suggested that the hydrogenation process with rhodacarborane-based 16 may differ from that with [Rh(COD)Cl]2 in terms of its mechanistic pathways. The most efficient ionic [Pg.243]


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