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ligands, then enforces a preferred orientation of the reagents. For example, the bulky  537
              aryl groups in the catalysts O and P favor one direction of approach of the nitrone
              reactant. 157                                                                 SECTION 6.2
                                                                                              1,3-Dipolar
                   O –                                 H S         Ar′   Ar′           Cycloaddition Reactions
                                                     O
                                        catalyst
                     +
              ArCH  N Ph + O  CH                Ph  N         Ar′′  N    N     Ar′′
                                                                      Co
                Ar  2,3–dichlorophenyl            Ar  R CH  O  O    O   O      O
                                                 100%, > 99:1   CH 3        CH 3
                                                 endo,   87% ee
                                                               O Ar′  3,5-dimethylphenyl
                                                               P Ar′′  2,4,6-trimethylphenyl

              The Ti(IV) TADDOL catalyst Q leads to moderate enantioselectivity in nitrone-alkene
              cycloaddition. 158

                                     O                       O                 O
                    O –           O                       O                O
                                        O           CH 3     N  O    CH 3         O
                     +
              PhCH  N Ph  +          N     catalyst Q                         N
                           CH 3                       O                 O
                                     Ph  Ph             N   Ph     +      N  Ph
                                    O     O
                                 CH 3                   Ph                Ph
                                           Ti(OTs) 2   endo               exo
                                 CH 3  O  O                     95:5
                                      Ph  Ph           70% ee
                            catalyst Q


              Favorable results have also been achieved using PyBOX type catalysts. Acryloyl
              and crotonoyloxazolidinones gave 80–95% yields, 90–98% e.e., and more than 9:1
              endo-diastereoselectivity in reactions with N-phenylbenzylidene nitrones. 159

                     O  O             O –        10 mol %          R   O  N  Ph
                                                 Ni-PyBOX
                                        +
               R       N  O    +    PhN   CHAr                O   N       Ar
                                               4A MS, t-BuOH
                                                                O   O
                R  H, CH 3                                             80–95% yield
                                                                       > 9:1 endo:exo
                                                                       90–98% e.e.


              Other effective enantioselective catalysts include Yb OTf	 with BINOL, 160  Mg -
                                                                                 2+
                                                               3
              bis-oxazolines, 161  and oxazaborolidinones. 162
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