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      CHAPTER 5                 Reactant        Catalyst     Product    Configuration  % e.e.
      Reduction of            9 g
      Carbon-Carbon Multiple        Ph               PPh 2                 S       >95
      Bonds, Carbonyl            HC                          PhCH 2
      Groups, and Other      CH 3 O 2 C  CO 2 H  Rh               CO 2 H
      Functional Groups                            N        HO 2 C
                                              Ph 2 PCH 2 CNHPh
                                                  O
                              10 h
                                  CH 2        (C 6 H 11 ) 2                S       96
                                     CO 2 H                     CH 3
                             CH 3 O 2 C           P               CO 2 H
                                                Rh     CH 3  HO 2 C
                                                  P    CH 3
                                              (C 6 H 11 ) 2
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                                           CH 3                CH 3                 CH 3
                                                                   CH 3
                                                                                      CH 3
                                                                         CH O
                                                    CH O                   3
                                                      3
                          Catalyst                    Percent e.e.
                            A            98              81                    63
                            B            98              91                    66
                            C            89              86                    75


                       These catalysts also provide excellent results with acrylate esters and allylic alcohols.


                                                CH 3                      CH OH
                                                    CO C H                  2
                                                       2 2 5
                                                                         CH
                                                                           3
                                                        Percent e.e.
                                  Catalyst
                                  A            84                   96
                                                                    97
                                  B            94

                           These catalysts are activated by hydrogenation of the cyclooctadiene ligand, which
                       releases cyclooctane and opens two coordination sites at iridium. The mechanism has
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                       been probed by computational studies. It is suggested that the catalytic cycle involves
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                          P. Brandt, C. Hedberg, and P. G. Andersson, Chem. Eur. J., 9, 339 (2003).
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