1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0957-4166(99)00387-0
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Controlled racemization and asymmetric transformation of α-substituted carboxylic acids in the melt

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“…Methanol proved to be a suitable solvent. Compared to earlier work, 15, 21 applying 2-phenethylamine as resolving agent, less good results were found.…”
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“…Methanol proved to be a suitable solvent. Compared to earlier work, 15, 21 applying 2-phenethylamine as resolving agent, less good results were found.…”
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“…Efficient procedures are available for resolution, 3,13 racemization of the undesired stereo-isomer 14 as well as processes for asymmetric transformation. 4,14,15 The commercial importance of these acids has spurred development of several practical and well documented procedures. The presence of an additional polar substituent, i.e.…”
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“…15 Como os enantiômeros possuem propriedades físicas idênticas, com exceção do desvio da luz no plano polarizado, a separação da mistura pelos métodos analíticos convencionais só é possível com a utilização de colunas cromatográficas quirais. 16,17 Por outro lado, a resolução desta mistura de enantiômeros pode ser possível inicialmente por reação com um composto opticamente puro, quando os derivados diasteroisoméricos formados, com suas propriedades físicas diferentes, permitem a separação por métodos convencionais (como destilação fracionada, cristalização fracionada ou cromatografia), seguida pela reconversão dos diastereoisômeros em seu constituinte de interesse na forma enantiomérica pura. 23 etc.…”
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“…Racemic naproxen was obtained from (S)-naproxen (1) by deprotonating the acidic hydrogen with lithium diisopropylamide (LDA) followed by acidification and base-catalyzed racemization in aprotic polar solvents. 6 Thus obtained racemic naproxen was converted to the racemic n-butyl ester 4a (R 2 =C 4 H 9 ) according to Scheme 1. HPLC resolution of racemic ester 4a on a chiral column showed a reasonable separation factor [ Figure 1(a)].…”
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