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Synthesis of new enantiopure proton-ionizable crown ethers containing a dialkylhydrogenphosphate moiety
Kovacs, Ilona,Huszthy, Peter,Bertha, Ferenc,Sziebert, Denes
, p. 2538 - 2547 (2007/10/03)
Seven new enantiopure proton-ionizable crown ethers containing a dialkylhydrogenphosphate moiety were prepared starting from optically active dialkyl-substituted oligoethylene glycols and phosphorus oxychloride followed by mild hydrolysis of the resulting macrocyclic chlorophosphates. Pentaethylene glycols having primary hydroxyl groups gave good yields of 17-crown-6 type ethers. Pentaethylene glycols with secondary hydroxyl groups rendered about the same amount of 17-crown-6 ethers and open chain dihydrogenphosphates in low yields. Tetraethylene glycols are reluctant to undergo macrocyclization with phosphorus oxychloride, especially the ones which contain secondary hydroxyl groups.
Visual enantiomeric recognition of amino acid derivatives in protic solvents
Tsubaki, Kazunori,Tanima, Daisuke,Nuruzzaman, Mohammad,Kusumoto, Tomokazu,Fuji, Kaoru,Kawabata, Takeo
, p. 4609 - 4616 (2007/10/03)
Various types of chiral host molecules 2-7 based on a phenolphthalein skeleton and two crown ethers were prepared for use in visual enantiomeric recognition, and we examined their enantioselective coloration in complexation with chiral amino acid derivatives 9-22 in methanol solution. Methyl-substituted host (S,S,S,S)-S showed particularly prominent enantiomer selectivity for the alanine amide derivatives 11 and 12. A combination of methyl-substituted host (S,S,S,S)-S with guest (R)-11 or (R)-12 developed a purple color, whereas no color development was observed with (S)-11 or (S)-12. On the other hand, phenyl-substituted host (S,S,S,S)-6 showed deeper coloration with a wide range of (S)-β-amino alcohols compared to that seen with host (S,S,S,S)-6 and the corresponding (R)-β-amino alcohols at 0°C. Furthermore, absorbance inversion temperatures (AIT) were observed within the range of 0-50°C in many cases.
