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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Comb Chem. 2009 Jul–Aug;11(4):640–644. doi: 10.1021/cc800200h

Table 1.

Synthesis of a tetrahydronaphthyl amide library

entry acid chloride yield (%)a drb major product purity (%)c minor product purity (%)c
1 10 (R = C(H)Me2) 52 3:1 23{1} 100 24{1} 100
2 12 (R = CH=CHMe) 59 3:1 23{2} 92 24{2} 99
3 13 (R = CH2OMe) 34 3:1 23{3} 100 24{3} 99
4 14 (R = CH2OPh) 73 3:1 23{4} 100 24{4} 100
5 15 (R = CH2OBn) 39 4:1 23{5} 100 24{5} 99
6 16 (R = CH2PhOMe) 41 3:1 23{6} 100 24{6} 99
7 17 (R = CH2Ph) 34 3:1 23{7} 100 24{7} 98
8 18 (R = CH2PhF) 50 3:1 23{8} 100 24{8} 98
9 19 (R = CH2C4H3S) 51 9:1 23{9} 100 24{9} 100
10 20 (R = CH2CH2Ph) 54 3:1 23{10} 100 24{10} 100
11 21 (R = Ph-Ph) 16 4:1 23{11} 100 24{11} 93
12 22 (R = PhCF3) 28 3:1 23{12} 100 24{12} 100
a

Isolated yield.

b

dr = ratio of the diastereomers.

c

UV purities determined at 214 nm after preparative HPLC.