Considering the following reaction, while kinetic resolutions limit your yield of, for example, acetate 3 to 50%, in certain cases this can be improved by using a sequence of reactions that convert the undesired enantiomer to the desired one. Propose a series of such reactions that would allow you to convert the (S)-2 to acetate 3. Thank you :)
Considering the following reaction, while kinetic resolutions limit your yield of, for example, acetate 3 to 50%, in certain cases this can be improved by using a sequence of reactions that convert the undesired enantiomer to the desired one. Propose a series of such reactions that would allow you to convert the (S)-2 to acetate 3. Thank you :)
Organic Chemistry
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Chapter22: Reactions Of Benzene And Its Derivatives
Section: Chapter Questions
Problem 22.51P
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Considering the following reaction, while kinetic resolutions limit your yield of, for example, acetate 3 to 50%, in certain cases this can be improved by using a sequence of reactions that convert the undesired enantiomer to the desired one. Propose a series of such reactions that would allow you to convert the (S)-2 to acetate 3. Thank you :)
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