Polymer supported enantioselective reactions. II. α-Methylation of cyclohexanone

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Insoluble cross-linked copolymers of styrene and 1percent divinylbenzene with covalently bonded (S)-2-aminoalkoxy groups were used in the enantioselective α-methylation of cyclohexanone through the corresponding imines.Enantiomeric excess of 94percent of

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