Journal of the American Chemical Society p. 8585 - 8591 (1993)
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Thoma, Gebhard
Curran, Dennis P.
Geib, Steven V.
Giese, Bernd
Damm, Wolfgang
Wetterich, Frank
The iodine-transfer addition of methyliodomalonodinitrile (1) to several dialkyl-substituted olefins is reported. The iodine-transfer reaction to the acyclic nonconjugated radical intermediates often results in selective product formation due to 1,2-asymmetric induction. The level of diastereoselectivity depends on the size of the alkyl substituent on the radical. Tertiary alkyl groups give high syn selectivity, secondary groups lead to a moderate syn selectivity, and primary groups show completely unselective reactions. To explain the stereochemical outcome, a new steric model of the tBu-substituted radical 5e is introduced on the basis of AM1 calculations and EPR data. This transition-state model is unusual in that it postulates attack of the reagent on the radical between the medium and large groups and anti to the small group.
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