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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Sep 4.
Published in final edited form as: Org Lett. 2008 Jul 26;10(17):3817–3820. doi: 10.1021/ol801502h

Table 3.

NHC-Catalyzed Biphasic Diels–Alder Reactions of Chloroaldehyde Bisulfite Saltsa

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entry R1= R2= R3= t / h product yield / %b ee / %c
1 Ph 9 Ph C02Et 3b 6.0 graphic file with name nihms118629t8.jpg 98 99
2 Ph 9 p-Br-C6H4 C02Et 3c 2.0 graphic file with name nihms118629t9.jpg 84 >99
3 Ph 9 p-OMe-C6H4 C02Et 3d 15.0 graphic file with name nihms118629t10.jpg 55 >99
4 Ph 9 c-Hex C02Et 3e 10.0 graphic file with name nihms118629t11.jpg 70 91
5 Ph 9 Me C02Et 3f 6.0 graphic file with name nihms118629t12.jpg 65 99
6 c-Hex 10 Ph C02Et 3b 15.5 graphic file with name nihms118629t13.jpg 59 >99
7 n-C9H1911 Ph C02Et 3b 4.5 graphic file with name nihms118629t14.jpg 74 >99
8 Ph 9 C02Et p-Tol 4a 5.5 graphic file with name nihms118629t15.jpg 73 >99
9 Ph 9 C02Et n-Pr 4b 5.0 graphic file with name nihms118629t16.jpg 78 >99
a

All reactions were performed at 0.16 M in toluene with 1.6 equiv of chloroaldehyde bisulfite adduct, 1.0 equiv of oxodiene, 1 mol % of 1, and 3.2 equiv of 1.0 M aq K2CO3. In all cases, only one diastereomer was detected in unpurified reaction mixtures.

b

Isolated yield after chromatography.

c

Determined by HPLC or SFC analysis.