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Organocatalyzed AFCA of Aromatic Hydrocarbons

Asymmetric organocatalysis deals with the realization of enantioselective transformations by means of small chiral organic molecules [14]. In this realm, chiral acid catalysis and chiral amino-catalysis represent two well-established research fields featuring a rich portfolio of applications in asymmetric C—C and C—X bond-forming processes and reductions. [Pg.116]

This work represents a landmark in the area of stereoselective metal-free (i.e., aminocatalysis) alkylation of benzenes based on Michael-type condensation via covalent catalyst-substrate interaction [22]. Subsequently, asymmetric acid catalysis based on hydrogen bond catalyst-substrate recognitions has found elegant applications in 1,4-conjugated additions and direct condensation of arenes with carbonyl compounds. The following sections will be organized based on the reactivity exploited in the arene functionalization. [Pg.116]

SCHEME 5.12 Reaction machinery of the asymmetric amino-catalyzed alkylation of benzenes. [Pg.117]

2 Asymmetric Organocatalyzed Condensation of Arenes with Carbonyl Compounds and Their Nitrogen Derivatives [Pg.117]

SCHEME 5.13 Asymmetric alkylation of phenols with carbonyl compounds in the presence of chiral Cinchona alkaloids (PH 9-phenanthryl). [Pg.117]


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