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194                           Scheme 2.25. Conjugate Addition of Enolate Equivalents

      CHAPTER 2               O                        Yb(OTf) 3
                        1 a                CH 3  OTMS  10 mol %   O   Ph
      Reactions of Carbon               +                                 CO CH
      Nucleophiles with    Ph       Ph     CH    OCH            Ph          2  3
      Carbonyl Compounds                     3      3                CH 3  CH 3  93%
                        2 b        OMOM                                       OMOM
                           TBDPSO                OTBDMS  2.5 M LiClO .Et O  TBDPSO
                                                                 4
                                                                   2
                                  H  O    +  CH 2                            H        CO 2 CH 3
                                                  OCH                          O
                                                     3
                                                                                      85%
                                      O                                          O
                        3 c
                              O   O    CH 2 OCH 3                   CH 3  N  O
                                                     OTMS  1)  TiCl           O
                                    N         +  CH 2          4               O
                                                     Ph    2)  CH NHOH               83%
                                                               3
                                                                                Ph
                                                                                   94% e.e.
                        4 d  O                                                COSC(CH )
                                                              +
                                           SC(CH )        Ph C SbCl –     CH 3       3 3
                                               3 3          3     6
                                                            3 mol %  TMSO
                                CH 3              ) CH(CH )                     (CH ) CH(CH )
                                               (CH 2 3  3 2                        2 3   3 2
                                    +
                                       TMSO
                                                           –78°C
                                                                                 40–50%
                                     3 2
                        5 e      CH(CH )                                   CH(CH )
                                                                    O          3 2
                                                         +
                                              CH      Ph C SbCl –
                                                3       3     6  CH
                                                        5 mol %   3
                                                 CH 3                             68%
                          TMSO          +  CH 2                     CH 3  O
                                 CH 3           O       –78°C              CH   78:22 mixture of
                        6 f                                                  3  stereoisomers
                                 OTMS                                 O
                                                  (CH ) SiO SCF 3
                                                     3 3
                                                         3
                                         +                                     OTMS
                                 S(CH )          O             (CH ) CS
                           CH 3     3 3              –78°C        3 3
                                                                                 83%
                                                                        CH 3
                                                                                3:1 mixture of
                        7 g                                                     stereoisomers
                             O                            Cu-PhBOX  O
                                                  OC(CH )  catalyst    CO CH
                                    CH                3 3                2  3
                                 CO 2     CH
                                      3
                                            3                                       63% yield
                                        +       OTBDMS                  CO C(CH )   9:1 syn:anti
                                                                              3 3
                                                                          2
                                                                      CH 3          66% e.e.
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