An efficient and E-selective monoisomerization of 1-alkenes is developed with a bis(phosphine)-based PCP-type Co complex as the catalyst.The protocol provides an atom-economical approach to trans-2-alkenes with high r...An efficient and E-selective monoisomerization of 1-alkenes is developed with a bis(phosphine)-based PCP-type Co complex as the catalyst.The protocol provides an atom-economical approach to trans-2-alkenes with high regio-and stereoselectivity,featuring mild conditions and wide substrate scope.Mechanistic investigation supports a cobalt-hydride pathway involving reversible alkene insertion/β-H elimination,and the step ofβ-H elimination at the allylic position is likely the rate-determining step.展开更多
The BINOL-amino alcohol enantiomeric pair （S）-I and （R）-I are discovered to conduct both enantioselective and diastereose- lective fluorescent discrimination of the four stereoisomers of threonine derivatives. Thi...The BINOL-amino alcohol enantiomeric pair （S）-I and （R）-I are discovered to conduct both enantioselective and diastereose- lective fluorescent discrimination of the four stereoisomers of threonine derivatives. This study utilizes different fluorescence responses of one sensor at two emission wavelengths toward the stereoisomeric substrates which expands the capability of the sensor in chiral recognition. In addition, the sensor pair also allows visual recognition of the N-protected L-allo-threonine and D-allo-threonine by enantioselective precipitation.展开更多
文摘An efficient and E-selective monoisomerization of 1-alkenes is developed with a bis(phosphine)-based PCP-type Co complex as the catalyst.The protocol provides an atom-economical approach to trans-2-alkenes with high regio-and stereoselectivity,featuring mild conditions and wide substrate scope.Mechanistic investigation supports a cobalt-hydride pathway involving reversible alkene insertion/β-H elimination,and the step ofβ-H elimination at the allylic position is likely the rate-determining step.
文摘The BINOL-amino alcohol enantiomeric pair （S）-I and （R）-I are discovered to conduct both enantioselective and diastereose- lective fluorescent discrimination of the four stereoisomers of threonine derivatives. This study utilizes different fluorescence responses of one sensor at two emission wavelengths toward the stereoisomeric substrates which expands the capability of the sensor in chiral recognition. In addition, the sensor pair also allows visual recognition of the N-protected L-allo-threonine and D-allo-threonine by enantioselective precipitation.
