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Nitro Michael reactions

Figure 1.15 Supramolecular catalysts for organocatalysis (a) Route to catalyst libraries (b) asymmetric nitro-Michael reaction. Figure 1.15 Supramolecular catalysts for organocatalysis (a) Route to catalyst libraries (b) asymmetric nitro-Michael reaction.
Palomo et al. have extended the range of nucleophiles amenable in asymmetric organocatalysed Michael reactions of nitronates and malonates to oc,P-unsaturated aldehydes Inspired by the prolinol motif, they proposed a series of derivatives, among which 21 was the most efficient catalyst for the nitro-Michael reaction of Scheme 1.11 and the Michael reaction of Scheme 1.12. These reactions required the use of benzoic acid as co-catalyst to optimize results. [Pg.18]

Asymmetric nitro-Michael reactions of methyl vinyl ketone (MVK) in the presence of bicyclic guanidine with a benzhydryl group led, disappointedly, to low asymmetric induction (9-12%) [21a] Trials for the reaction of 0 ,p-unsaturated y- or 8-lactones with pyrrolidine in the presence of the conjugate acids of a bicyclic guanidine [50] or the Murphy s guanidine [24a] (R = Me in Scheme 4.7) resulted in the production of racemic compounds. The latter phase transfer catalyst (PTC) catalyses the nitro-Michael addition of chalcone but with limited range (70% yield, 23% ee) [24c]. [Pg.107]

Excellent conversions and selectivities were observed both with respect to the alkene and the primary oxidant [62]. In nitro-Michael reaction it was noted that the Murphy s PTC does not work as a good chiral catalyst for the Michael reaction of chalcone, but the same PTC effectively catalyses the epoxidation of chalcones with sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) [24c]. Trials for the epoxidation of chalcone in the combination of hydroperoxides and modified guanidines 19 [27b] resulted in less effective asymmetric induction compared to the Murphy s PTC [53] (Scheme 4.21). [Pg.111]

The next series of syntheses is based on conjugate additions. A 2-arylcyclo-hexanone was regio- and stereoselectively added to nitroethylene to access the octahydroindole core present in the alkaloids. This has enabled the total synthesis of (+j-y-lycorane and (+)-crinane (280). Tomioka described a chemoselective conjugate addition - nitro Michael reaction sequence to prepare a- and -lycoranes in their racemic form (281). The addition of an arylcuprate to a D-mannitol-derived... [Pg.124]

Seheme 19.81 Enantioselective nitro-Michael reaction employing thiourea 69. [Pg.249]

Other-than-proline derivatives have been successfully employed to catalyse a great number of asymmetric nitro-Michael reactions. Therefore, excellent... [Pg.47]

Portnoy and coworkers immobilized chiral hydroxyproline derivatives on polystyrene support functionalized with polyether dendrons (Scheme 15.45).These catalysts promoted the aldol addition of acetone to aromatic aldehydes with excellent enantioselec-tivities, significantly superior to those achieved in the same reaction with analogous catalyst lacking the dendritic interface. The same group prepared polymer-supported chiral bifunctional aminocarbamate and aminourea catalysts for nitro-Michael reaction (Scheme 15.46). However, in this case the dendritic catalysts were inferior to their simpler dendron-lacking analogues. [Pg.477]

Tsogoeva et al developed a novel bifunctional thiourea catalyst (12), derived from 1,2-diaminocyclohexane, and applied it to the Strecker synthesis and nitro Michael reactions (Scheme 2.47) [100]. [Pg.74]

Figure 5.6 Proposed transition state for the nitro-Michael reaction catalyzed by H-Pro-Phe-OH. Figure 5.6 Proposed transition state for the nitro-Michael reaction catalyzed by H-Pro-Phe-OH.
Complementary hydrogen-bonding interactions have also been used by the group of Clarke [18, 19] for the construction of catalyst libraries based on the self-assembly of chiral prohne-derived pre-catalyst 8 [designated (S)-ProNap] with a series of achiral substrates (Figure 9.3). These studies were aimed at modulating the stereoselectivity of the asymmetric nitro-Michael reaction of ketones and nitrostyrenes simply by modifying the achiral co-catalyst. Since catalyst formation relies on self-assembly, this provides easy access to a catalyst Hbrary with different... [Pg.224]

Figure 9.3 (a) Asymmetric nitro-Michael reaction of ketones and nitrostyrenes catalyzed by self-assembled complexes (b) (c) best performing pre-catalytic unit 8 and achiral additive 9. [Pg.224]

Scheme 22.9 IL-mediated asymmetric nitro-Michael reactions in the presence of pyrrolidine-phosphite 25. Scheme 22.9 IL-mediated asymmetric nitro-Michael reactions in the presence of pyrrolidine-phosphite 25.
Figure 9.3 (a) Asymmetric nitro-Michael reaction of ketones and nitrostyrenes catalyzed by... [Pg.224]


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