ChemInform Abstract: Polymer‐Assisted Asymmetric Reactions. Part 4. Polymer‐Bound Ephedrine, Its Use and Limitations in Supported LiAlH4 Reductions.

Jean Mj Frechet; Edward Bald; Pierre Lecavalier

doi:10.1002/chin.198710163

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ChemInform Abstract: Polymer‐Assisted Asymmetric Reactions. Part 4. Polymer‐Bound Ephedrine, Its Use and Limitations in Supported LiAlH4 Reductions.

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Abstract The hydride reagent (I) formed from LiAlH 4 , dimethylphenol, and polymer‐bound l‐ephedrine reduces acetophenone (II) enantioselectively to form (III).

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