1999
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1521-3757(19990802)111:15<2333::aid-ange2333>3.0.co;2-7
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Kinetische Einflüsse auf die Enantioselektivität von nichtdiastereomerenreinen Katalysatormischungen

Abstract: Unterschiedliche Geschwindigkeitsgesetze wurden für zwei diastereomere Katalysatoren gefunden, die einzeln eingesetzt zu entgegengesetzten Enantioselektivitäten bei der asymmetrischen Hydrierung von Itaconsäuredimethylester führten. Mit einer Mischung aus gleichen Teilen der beiden Katalysatoren wurde anhand der Daten der separaten Reaktionen eine umsatzabhängige Enantioselektivität vorhergesagt, die mit der experimentell bestimmten Enantioselektivität von 54.8% übereinstimmt (siehe Diagramm).

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“…Such an effect has not been previously observed in other systems involving diphenol ligands [26,27], It is known from a different study concerning hydroxylation [30] that diastereomeric catalysts can lead to opposite enantiomeric products, and that a type of nonlinear effect may pertain (although its origin remains unclear). In the present case a detailed kinetic study unveiled this type of nonlinear effect [31]. Its origin was traced not to the presence of dimeric species, but to differences in the kinetic pro®les of the catalysts acting independently (Fig.…”
Section: New Chiral Diphosphite Ligandsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Such an effect has not been previously observed in other systems involving diphenol ligands [26,27], It is known from a different study concerning hydroxylation [30] that diastereomeric catalysts can lead to opposite enantiomeric products, and that a type of nonlinear effect may pertain (although its origin remains unclear). In the present case a detailed kinetic study unveiled this type of nonlinear effect [31]. Its origin was traced not to the presence of dimeric species, but to differences in the kinetic pro®les of the catalysts acting independently (Fig.…”
Section: New Chiral Diphosphite Ligandsmentioning
confidence: 94%