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The catalysis has made reactions of certain functionalized boronates possible. For  803
              example, a carbocupration and alkylation allowed the synthesis of boronate 5. Reaction
              with aldehydes gave  -methylene lactones with high stereoselectivity. 53      SECTION 9.1
                                                                                             Organoboron
                                                                                              Compounds
                                                                             O
                             1) (CH ) CuLi        CO CH 3
                                                     2
                                  3 2
                               –78°C        C H        O      ArCH  O   CH 2   O
               C H C  CCO CH 3               2 5      B
                         2
                2 5
                                      O                       10 mol %   C H
                                                                        2 5
                             2)                        O
                                ICH 2  B        CH 3          Sc(OTf)3           Ar
                                      O             5                      CH 3
                              HMPA, –78°C
                  The catalysis has been extended for use with chiral boronates and those from
              the phenyl-substituted bornane diol derivatives A and B 54  have been found to be
              particularly effective. 55
                                            OH            OH
                                           OH            OH
                                           Ph
                                       A             B  Ph


              These reagents have been utilized for allyl-, 2-methylallyl-, and E- and Z-2-butenyl
              derivatives. Enantioselectivity of 90–95% is achieved with alkyl- and aryl-, as well as
               - and  -siloxy aldehydes.


                                R 2                                OH R 1
                        O
                          B        3           10 mol % Sc(OTf) 3
                        O         R  +R′CH   O                   R′
                              R 1               CH Cl , –78°C          R 2
                                                     2
                                                   2
                      Ph                                           R 3
                                                                      90 – 95% e.e.
              This method has been applied to the synthesis of  S -2-methyl-4-octanol, an aggre-
              gation pheromone of Metamasius hemipterus. 56

                                                   1)  2 mol % Sc(OTf) 3
                          O                             CH Cl , –78°C
                                               H
                             B       +  O  CHC 4 9     2  2      CH 3     C H
                                                                           4 9
                          O                           2)  H 2 , Pd/C
                                CH 3                                 CH
                          Ph                                           3 OH
                  Mechanistic studies have suggested that the TS involves bonding of Sc 3+  to one
              of the boronate oxygens, 57  which is consistent with the observation that the catalysts
              do not have much effect on the rate of allylic boranes. The phenyl substituent on the


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