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chelates prepared with BCl  are reduced with quaternary ammonium salts of          413
                                      3
                           − 133
              BH or BH CN .
                 −
                 4      3
                                                                                            SECTION 5.3
                               O   OH                    OH OH                                 Group III
                                           1) BCl 3
                                                                                      Hydride-Donor Reagents
                                               +
                           CH 3      Ph  2) Bu N  BH 4 –  CH 3  Ph
                                             4
                                                       78%, 90:10 syn:anti
              Similar results are obtained with 	-methoxyketones using TiCl as the chelating
                                                                    4
              reagent. 134
                  The effect of the steric bulk of the hydride reducing agent has been examined
              in the case of 3-benzyloxy-2-butanone. 135  The ratio of chelation-controlled product
              increased with the steric bulk of the reductant. This is presumably due to amplification
              of the steric effect of the methyl group in the chelated TS as the reductant becomes
              more sterically demanding. In these reactions, the degree of chelation control was also
              enhanced by use of CH Cl as a cosolvent.
                                 2
                                    2
                        CH 3               PhCH O              PhCH O
                                                                   2
                              O                 2
                                                                        CH
                      CH 3      M                    CH 3   +    CH 3      3
                         H  O                 CH 3                     OH
                                                   OH
                            CH Ph                   chelation: nonchelation
                              2
                              Zn(BH )   ether/CH 2 Cl 2  6:1
                                   4 2
                                   H    THF/CH Cl     28:1
                              LiBEt 3         2  2
                                                      99:1
                              LiB(n-Bu) 3 H ether/CH 2 Cl 2
                  A survey of several of alkylborohydrides found that LiBu BH in ether-pentane
                                                                  3
              gave the best ratio of chelation-controlled reduction products from  - and 	-alkoxy
                                       +
              ketones. 134  In this case, the Li cation acts as the Lewis acid. The alkylborohydrides
              provide an added increment of steric discrimination.
                                     O
                                                                 OH
                                              +
                                             Li Bu BH –
                                                 3
                            PhCH O     CH 3            PhCH O     CH
                                2
                                    CH 3     ether-        2   CH    3
                                             pentane             3
                  Tetramethylammonium  triacetoxyborohydride  gives  anti-1,3-diols  from
              	-hydroxy ketones. 136  These reactions are thought to occur by a rapid exchange that
              introduces the hydroxy group as a boron ligand.
                                                    OAc
                       HO   O                                         OH
                                 [BH(OAc) ] –  R 1  O  O  B        OH
                                       3
                       R 1   R 2                      OAc         1      R 2
                                                  H              R
                                             R 2
              133
                 C. R. Sarko, S. E. Collibee, A. L. Knorr, and M. DiMare, J. Org. Chem., 61, 868 (1996).
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              136
                 D. A. Evans, K. T. Chapman, and E. M. Carreira, J. Am. Chem. Soc., 110, 3560 (1988).
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