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Synthese chiraler Sulfone aus Sulfoximinen in Lösung und an fester Phase

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Synthesis of chiral sulfones using sulfoximines in solution and on solid phase Abstract: Allylic sulfoximines were synthesised in a one pot reaction starting from (S)-N,S-dimethylphenylsulfoximine in high yields. The following g-hydroxyalkylation with functionalised aldehydes was achieved with diastereoselectivities >= 96%. Also the a-hydroxyalkylation of lithiiated vinylic sulfoximines were studied. Using the steric more demanding tert-butyldiphenylsilylgroup instead of the methylgroup allowed to increase the diastereomeric excess to 56-80%. Enantiomeric pure sulfones were synthesised with MCBPA using the corresponding sulfoximines with yields >90%. The chirality of the sulfonimidoylgroup was used for the building of chiral molecule structures followed by the conversion in sulfones. The mild reaction conditions tolerated a series of functional groups in the molecule. For the reaction a mechanism was postulated. The use of the sulfonimidoylgroup in the solid phase synthesis was demonstrated with a hydroxyalkylation. The bonding of the sulfoximine to the Merrifield resin was achieved in 91% yield. The cleavage as sulfon was nearly quantitative. The isolated yield was between 81-84%.

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Publikationsserver der RWTH Aachen University
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2001

Author and committee

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  • Hachtel, Jochen
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  • Gais, Hans-Joachim

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  • info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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Hachtel, Jochen. Synthese chiraler Sulfone aus Sulfoximinen in Lösung und an fester Phase. Publikationsserver der RWTH Aachen University, 2001. https://publications.rwth-aachen.de/record/56524