1918
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19180510221
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Über China‐Alkaloide. I. Mitteilung: Cuprein, Hydro‐cuprein und deren Methyl‐ und Äthyläther

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“…89,90 They examined the potential of cinchona alkaloid 91,92 catalysts for the addition of β-keto nucleophiles to trans-nitrostyrene. 90 Their optimized conditions were achieved with catalyst 2 (cupreine) 90,93 and gave 93% yield and 91% ee for ethyl acetoacetate as a substrate (Scheme 9). A quinidine alkaloid derivative bearing a 6-hydroxyquinoline ring afforded significantly higher enantioselectivities and faster reaction rates than those bearing a 6′-methoxyquinoline ring.…”
Section: Noncovalent Catalysis 21 Hydrogen-bonding Organocatalystsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…89,90 They examined the potential of cinchona alkaloid 91,92 catalysts for the addition of β-keto nucleophiles to trans-nitrostyrene. 90 Their optimized conditions were achieved with catalyst 2 (cupreine) 90,93 and gave 93% yield and 91% ee for ethyl acetoacetate as a substrate (Scheme 9). A quinidine alkaloid derivative bearing a 6-hydroxyquinoline ring afforded significantly higher enantioselectivities and faster reaction rates than those bearing a 6′-methoxyquinoline ring.…”
Section: Noncovalent Catalysis 21 Hydrogen-bonding Organocatalystsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With regards to the β- keto scaffold, from 2004 onward, Deng’s group expanded on the hydrogen-bonding premise by Takemoto’s group by employing a different structural moiety to achieve a bifunctional catalytic system. , They examined the potential of cinchona alkaloid , catalysts for the addition of β- keto nucleophiles to trans -nitrostyrene . Their optimized conditions were achieved with catalyst 2 (cupreine) , and gave 93% yield and 91% ee for ethyl acetoacetate as a substrate (Scheme ). A quinidine alkaloid derivative bearing a 6-hydroxyquinoline ring afforded significantly higher enantioselectivities and faster reaction rates than those bearing a 6′-methoxyquinoline ring.…”
Section: Noncovalent Catalysismentioning
confidence: 99%