2011
DOI: 10.1021/ol2010962
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Organocatalytic Asymmetric Synthesis of Sulfoxides from Sulfenic Acid Anions Mediated by a Cinchona-Derived Phase-Transfer Reagent

Abstract: Preliminary results concerning a conceptually novel route to chiral sulfoxides based on the asymmetric alkylation of sulfenate salts with alkyl halides mediated by a chiral phase-transfer catalyst are described. As a representative example, o-anisyl methyl sulfoxide was produced in 96% yield and with an enantiomeric excess of 58% using commercial cinchonidinium derivative 2a.

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“…It should be noted that benzyl bromides caused an erosion of the enantioselectivity in the previous report of a related reaction by Perrio group. [8] Moreover, commercially available PTCs were also tested and low enantioselectivity was obtained (below 15 % ee, SI, Table S5). The construction of stereogenic sulfoxides bearing allylic and propargylic substituents could also be achieved in a similar manner (entries 7-9).…”
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“…It should be noted that benzyl bromides caused an erosion of the enantioselectivity in the previous report of a related reaction by Perrio group. [8] Moreover, commercially available PTCs were also tested and low enantioselectivity was obtained (below 15 % ee, SI, Table S5). The construction of stereogenic sulfoxides bearing allylic and propargylic substituents could also be achieved in a similar manner (entries 7-9).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[7a,c] Recent attempts with cinchona alkaloids as phase-transfer catalysts were reported by Perrio and co-workers; despite the high yields, the ee values did not exceed 60 %. [8] Asymmetric phase-transfer catalysis is a convenient, scalable and environmentally benign method to prepare compounds in high enantiopurity. [9] Despite the success of several reported phase-transfer catalysts (PTCs) in the literature, it is still meaningful to design new ones with a high level of stereocontrol.…”
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“…[78] 3. Konjugierte Addition Tan et al entwickelten den neuen chiralen Pentanidiumkatalysator 101 und verwendeten ihn erfolgreich in der enantioselektiven konjugierten Addition von Glycinbenzophenonimin-tert-butylester (7) an a,b-ungesättigte Carbonylverbindungen (Schema 59).…”
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“…Perrio et al berichteten über einen konzeptionell neuen Zugang zu chiralen Sulfoxiden durch asymmetrische Phasentransferalkylierung mit dem Katalysator 2 c. Beispielsweise wurde o-Anisylmethylsulfoxid (99) durch asymmetrische Methylierung von 98 über die Zwischenstufe 100 mit mittlerer Enantioselektivität erhalten (Schema 58). [78] 3. Konjugierte Addition Tan et al entwickelten den neuen chiralen Pentanidiumkatalysator 101 und verwendeten ihn erfolgreich in der enantioselektiven konjugierten Addition von Glycinbenzophenonimin-tert-butylester (7) an a,b-ungesättigte Carbonylverbindungen (Schema 59).…”
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“…Sulfenates are prochiral and have been probed for their chemical reactivity, [4] organometallic chemistry [6] and nucleophilic chemistry, [7] the latter primarily taking the form of alkylation at sulfur to provide sulfoxide. Recent work has focussed on enantio- [8,9] and diastereoselective sulfoxide formation. [10] The sulfenic acid has a pK a of about 6-7, making the sulfenate a reasonable leaving group.…”
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