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Improved Methodology for the Preparation of Chiral Amines

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with 97% yield <strong>for</strong> phenyl methyl N-aryl imine (structure 1, figure 2.3). They also tested <strong>the</strong>ir<br />

catalyst <strong>for</strong> different substituted phenyl methyl N-aryl imines. p-OMe (93% ee, 95% yield),<br />

p-Br (95% ee, 98% yield), m-Br (94% ee, 82% yield), p-CF 3 (96% ee, 85% yield), para-NO 2<br />

(95% ee, 96% yield) phenyl methyl N-aryl imines were reduced successfully (structure 3,<br />

figure 2.3). 2-naphthyl methyl N-aryl was reduced with (93% ee, 92% yield) and p-methoxy<br />

substituted naphthyl methyl N-aryl imine (91% ee, 97% yield).<br />

They also reported <strong>the</strong> use <strong>of</strong> <strong>for</strong>mamide derivative <strong>of</strong> piperazine carboxylic acid. [41] Using 10<br />

mol % <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> catalyst (catalyst 22, figure 2.4), 2.0 equiv Cl 3 SiH, CH 2 Cl 2 , -20 °C, 48 h,<br />

resulted in 89% ee with 95% yield <strong>for</strong> phenyl methyl N-aryl imine (structure 1, figure 2.3)<br />

and <strong>for</strong> phenyl ethyl N-aryl imine <strong>the</strong> ee was 94% with 92% yield (structure 2, figure 2.3). p-<br />

NO 2 (90% ee, 99% yield), p-Br (89% ee, 81% yield) and p-Me (85% ee, 71% yield) phenyl<br />

methyl N-aryl were successfully reduced. 2-naphthyl (88% ee, 63% yield) and 6-OMe 2-<br />

naphthyl methyl N-aryl imine (85% ee, 64% yield) were reduced. p-F (95% ee, 87% yield),<br />

p-Cl (94% ee, 83% yield), p-Br (95% ee, 89% yield), p-Me (88% ee, 87% yield) and p-OMe<br />

(90% ee, 83% yield) phenyl ethyl N-aryl imine were reduced with high yields and ees.<br />

Phenyl n-propyl N-aryl imine was reduced with 90% ee and 88% yield and phenyl n-butyl N-<br />

aryl imine was reduced with 89% ee and 84% yield.<br />

They were also successful in using chiral sulfinamides based on Ellman auxiliary [(R)-tertbutansulfinamide.<br />

[42] Using <strong>of</strong> 20 mol % <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> catalyst (catalyst 23, figure 2.4), 2.0 equiv<br />

Cl 3 SiH, CH 2 Cl 2 , -20 °C, 24 h, <strong>the</strong> ee was 92% with 92% yield <strong>for</strong> phenyl methyl N-aryl<br />

imine (structure 1, figure 2.3). p-OMe (93% ee, 98% yield), p-Br (92% ee, 92% yield), p-NO 2<br />

(90% ee, 94% yield) and p-CF 3 (92% ee, 93% yield) phenyl methyl N-aryl imines were<br />

reduced (structure 3, figure 2.3).<br />

In 2007 <strong>the</strong>y reported <strong>the</strong> use <strong>of</strong> proline derived tetramide catalyst <strong>for</strong> imine reduction. [43]<br />

Using 10 mol % <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> catalyst (catalyst 24, figure 2.4), 2.0 equiv Cl 3 SiH, CH 2 Cl 2 , 0 °C, 16<br />

h, <strong>the</strong> ee was 77% with 93% yield <strong>for</strong> phenyl methyl N-aryl imines. For substituted phenyl<br />

methyl imines <strong>the</strong> ees were lower compared with his o<strong>the</strong>r catalytic systems (structure 1,<br />

figure 2.3)<br />

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