“…[11] In another study, the position of a thiophene ring in singly-truncated isomeric thiahelicenes had a strong impact on their enantiomerization barriers. [12] The remote steric effect of an aryl substituent was also utilized by Longhi, Pischel, Ros and co-workers [13] to produce a set of three configurationally stable azabora [5]helicenes differing in the electronic nature of the pendant group (D1-D3, Figure 1). Interestingly, the substituent type at the para-position of the phenyl ring (H, OMe, NMe 2 ) determined the sign of the lowest energy electronic circular dichroism (ECD) band (rotatory strength) of the given enantiomers.…”