2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0040-4020(00)00776-6
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Optical Resolution of Racemic Alcohols via Diastereoisomeric Supramolecular Compound Formation with O,O′-Dibenzoyl-(2R,3R)-tartaric Acid

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“…In hexane insoluble reagent contacting the dissolved racemic menthol forms crystalline diastereomeric molecular complex. 59 (as was shown earlier at the crystallization of diastereomers from melt). From the crystalline diastereomer could be isolated the L-MEN with a good enantiomeric purity (ee: 83%).…”
Section: Resolving Agents Forming Diastereomer Complexessupporting
confidence: 54%
“…In hexane insoluble reagent contacting the dissolved racemic menthol forms crystalline diastereomeric molecular complex. 59 (as was shown earlier at the crystallization of diastereomers from melt). From the crystalline diastereomer could be isolated the L-MEN with a good enantiomeric purity (ee: 83%).…”
Section: Resolving Agents Forming Diastereomer Complexessupporting
confidence: 54%
“…L-(-)-DBTA ( Figure 1) has been known as a chiral selector of enantiomers, such as ephedrine, chiral alcohols, 14 N-methylamphetamine 15 and amino acids. 13 Although L-(-)-DBTA has the ability to resolute enantiomers, the enantioselectivity is still relatively low, especially its extraction capacity is also very low.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 Moreover, it was also observed that (+)-DBTA can form complexes with some anilides. 7 Since the good complex forming abilities of (+)-DBTA arise from a number of facts. The carboxylic acid groups of (+)-DBTA can donate protons for hydrogen bonding, while it can also behave as a proton acceptor due to the eight oxygen atoms it contains.…”
Section: O O 'mentioning
confidence: 99%