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t -Bu
m Ar 2 NC
186
R 3 P
PR 3
Cl
R 3 P
Pd
C
N
Pt Cl
181
PR 3
NH
N
TPP =
t -Bu
Ar 2 = TPPOCOC 6 H 4
N
HN
CO 2 TPP
n
187
t -Bu
Scheme 13.18.
authors postulated that hydrophobic and chiral ionic interaction in water might be neces-
sary for the selective helix formation and the memory [262-264].
13.3.1.4.2. 1,2 - Diisocyanobenzenes Aromatizing polymerization of 1,2 - diisocyanoben-
zenes ( 188 ) using palladium or nickel initiators, which leads to the formation of
poly(quinoxalin - 2,3 - diyl)s ( 189 , 190 ), has been developed (Scheme 13.19). Since the
poly(quinoxalin-2,3-diyl)s adopt a stable helical structure, they can be optically active if
the polymerization proceeds with a preference for a single-handed helix. Optically active
poly(quinoxalin-2,3-diyl)s were synthesized for the fi rst time by Ito and coworkers in
1992 [265 - 269] . Highly helix - sense - selective polymerization of 1,2 - diisocyano - 3,6 - di - p -
tolylbenzene (188a ) to form a mixture of diastereomeric pentamers ( 192 ) was achieved
by using optically active arylpalladium initiator ( 191 ), followed by the separation into
(+) - 192 and (− ) - 192 by chiral HPLC. The enantiomerically pure 192 can be used as an
initiator for further asymmetric polymerization of 188b to form single-handed helical
copolymers, 193 and 194 , after the treatment with MeMgBr/ZnCl 2 , which exhibits sym-
metrical CD spectra and the same optical rotations with opposite sign (Scheme 13.20)
[265]. Thorough investigation of the helical stabilities of 189 and 190 revealed that the
rate of racemization depends on (i) the bulkiness of the substituents at 5- and 8-positions
on the quinoxaline rings; (ii) the oligomerization degree; and (iii) the bulkiness of the
terminus group [269]. Furthermore, the enantioselective aromatizing polymerization
R 1
R 1
R 1
MeMgBr
ZnCl 2
R 2
R 2
R 2
NC
N
Me
N
Me
PdL 2 MeBr
R 2
R 2
R 2
NC
N
PdL 2 Br
N
Me
n
n
R 1
R 1
R 1
188a : R 1 = p -MeC 6 H 4 , R 2 = H
188b : R 1 = Me, R 2 = PrOCH 2
1
1
Scheme 13.19.
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