2000
DOI: 10.1007/bf02495500
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Separation of racemiccloso-3,3-(η3,2-norbornadienyl)rhodacarboranes into enantiomers by HPLC on chiral stationary phasesinto enantiomers by HPLC on chiral stationary phases

Abstract: 759 e.g., electron-vibrational interaction. 9 Moreover, since the ILAH B containing systems in solution are characterized with a double well PES with a small barrier, s the packing density may as well influence the PES form in the crystal. RhC~BgH ~ (R I = R 2 = R 3 = H: R ! = H, R 2 = R 3 = Me; R I = R-= R 3 =" Me) and closo-2,2-(q3"2-'CTHz-2-CH2)-2"I'7-RhC2B~HI i)' were successfully separated into enantiomers by highperformance liquid chromatography (H PLC).

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“…These are as follows: (i) the protonation of the PPN + salts of the corresponding anionic closo-{ 4 -(C 7 H 7 -2-CR 2 OH)}rhodacarborane complexes with HPF 6 (synthesis of 111a-g), (ii) the thermal reaction in benzene between carbinols NBD-2-CR 2 OH (R = H or Me) and the Scheme 42. Synthesis of closo-( 3 , 2 -norbonadienyl)rhodacarboranes 111a-k [17,18,70,89] Using chiral stationary phase HPLC, racemic complexes 111a, b, h and 113 were successfully resolved into enantiomers and their chiroptical properties (rotation angles and CD spectra) were investigated [87]. closo-( 3 , 2 -Norbonadienyl)rhodacarboranes with mono-C-substituted carborane ligands were usually formed in the reactions as mixture of diastereomers.…”
Section: Metallacarboranes With η 3 η 2 -Cycloallylolefinic-type Ligmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These are as follows: (i) the protonation of the PPN + salts of the corresponding anionic closo-{ 4 -(C 7 H 7 -2-CR 2 OH)}rhodacarborane complexes with HPF 6 (synthesis of 111a-g), (ii) the thermal reaction in benzene between carbinols NBD-2-CR 2 OH (R = H or Me) and the Scheme 42. Synthesis of closo-( 3 , 2 -norbonadienyl)rhodacarboranes 111a-k [17,18,70,89] Using chiral stationary phase HPLC, racemic complexes 111a, b, h and 113 were successfully resolved into enantiomers and their chiroptical properties (rotation angles and CD spectra) were investigated [87]. closo-( 3 , 2 -Norbonadienyl)rhodacarboranes with mono-C-substituted carborane ligands were usually formed in the reactions as mixture of diastereomers.…”
Section: Metallacarboranes With η 3 η 2 -Cycloallylolefinic-type Ligmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a series of papers, we have reported our results on the synthesis [17,18,70,[87][88][89][90], structural and stereochemical studies [87][88][89][90], and the application in catalysis [90][91][92][93] of closo-(-norbonadienyl)rhodacarboranes based on [7,nnido-C 2 B 9 H 11 ] 2− derivatives (n = 8 or 9). Thus, complexes of the type [ [17,70] were prepared by three different synthetic methods.…”
Section: Metallacarboranes With η 3 η 2 -Cycloallylolefinic-type Ligmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the published HPLC separations of boron cluster species,21, 24–34 the term enantiomers is used for the sterically different forms of the asymmetric boron cluster compounds. However, in the stereochemistry of organic species, this term denotes sterically different forms of species, whose asymmetry is caused by one atomic centre of asymmetry, see, e.g.…”
Section: Chromatographic Separationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Published chiral separations of boron cluster species by HPLC24–34 have been motivated by the need to prove the suspected chirality of the species and to obtain pure atropoisomer fractions of the compounds for further studies, e.g. circular dichroism measurements30 or absolute structure determination by X‐ray crystallography30.…”
Section: Chromatographic Separationsmentioning
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