Critical micelle concentrations were determined for 2-octylammonium and 2-octyltrimethylammonium ions in the presence of various counterions. The kinetics and the stereochemistry of the aqueous nitrous acid deamination of 2-aminooctane were studied under micellar and nonmicellar conditions. Micellar catalysis of the deaminative rate (about 15-fold) was observed. Some catalysis was observed, whatever the identity of the anions present during the deamination. The stereochemistry of the 2-aminooctane to 2-octanol conversion could be changed from 24 % net inversion (nonmicellar) to 6% net retention, under certain micellar deamination conditions. In contrast to the kinetic results, the stereochemical effects were highly dependent on the identity of the counterions.
Die Stereochemie der Desaminierung der primären Amine (I) durch salpetrige Säure wird in Gegenwart zahlreicher Zusatzmittel, z.B. Natrium‐ oder Tetraalkylammoniumbromiden, untersucht.
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