2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.carres.2009.04.007
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Relative reactivity of hydroxyl groups in inositol derivatives: role of metal ion chelation

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“…The six secondary hydroxyl groups of myo -inositol possess similar reactivity . However, the reactivity of free cyclitol hydroxyls differs depending on several factors including ring conformation, hydrogen-bonding interactions with neighboring groups, and the conditions used for protection. , A commonly used strategy is acid-mediated ketalization of vicinal-diol groups. , Diketal (±)-1,2:4,5-di- O -isopropylidene- myo -inositol (Scheme , 21 ) can be synthesized from myo -inositol by a simple two-step process. , The 1,2:4,5-diketal structure forces the ring into a rigid conformation, facilitating selective individual protection of the other two free hydroxyls as a 6- O -PMB derivative and 3- O -triflate for activation. This conformational rigidity stabilizes the triflate from undergoing β-elimination under alkaline conditions .…”
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“…The six secondary hydroxyl groups of myo -inositol possess similar reactivity . However, the reactivity of free cyclitol hydroxyls differs depending on several factors including ring conformation, hydrogen-bonding interactions with neighboring groups, and the conditions used for protection. , A commonly used strategy is acid-mediated ketalization of vicinal-diol groups. , Diketal (±)-1,2:4,5-di- O -isopropylidene- myo -inositol (Scheme , 21 ) can be synthesized from myo -inositol by a simple two-step process. , The 1,2:4,5-diketal structure forces the ring into a rigid conformation, facilitating selective individual protection of the other two free hydroxyls as a 6- O -PMB derivative and 3- O -triflate for activation. This conformational rigidity stabilizes the triflate from undergoing β-elimination under alkaline conditions .…”
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“…Compound 35, the less polar product on TLC (50% EtOAc/petroleum ether), was obtained as a clear oil, which turned into a waxy solid (140 mg, 57%). 1 H NMR (400 MHz, CD 3 COCD 3 ) δ 7.17 6 (38). The title compounds were prepared from 32 using the same method as that for 35 and 36.…”
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“…We employed this compound as a diol‐type monomer for polyaddition with diisocyanates, leading to the successful synthesis of polyurethanes with high glass transition temperatures ( T g s) . Another functionalization method used frequently so far is orthoesterification, which allows protection of three hydroxyl groups of myo ‐inositol in one step . The product is a triol bearing a cyclic orthoester moiety, an oxygen‐containing analogue of adamantane.…”
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“…[5][6][7][8] We had to prepare, store and use relatively larger amounts of 4 as a part of an ongoing program on the chemistry of inositols. 9 We were intrigued to realize that 4 was stable when stored as a solution in common organic solvents, but did not stay pure when stored as a gum at ambient temperature. A survey of the literature revealed that, while the physical state of 4 at ambient conditions was mentioned as a gum in some reports, 10,11 most others did not mention the physical state (or the purity) of the sample used for further synthetic transformations.…”
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