SYNTHESIS AND DETERMINATION OF THE ABSOLUTE CONFIGURATION OF MONOETHERS OF α-GLYCOLS OF ALLYL AND PROPARGYL ALCOHOLS BY NMR 1H SPECTROSCOPY
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Keywords

chloromethylpropargyl (allyl) ether, ( )-benzotetramisole, Mosher method, chiral derivative agent, diasteromer.

How to Cite

Talybov, G., Baghirli, A., & Shirinova, N. (2020). SYNTHESIS AND DETERMINATION OF THE ABSOLUTE CONFIGURATION OF MONOETHERS OF α-GLYCOLS OF ALLYL AND PROPARGYL ALCOHOLS BY NMR 1H SPECTROSCOPY. Ukrainian Chemistry Journal, 86(4), 126-131. https://doi.org/10.33609/2708-129X.86.4.2020.126-131

Abstract

The synthesis of previously unknown unsaturated aromatic oxyethers was carried out by reaction of chloromethylpropargyl(allyl) ether with phenacyl bromide, with the participation of the chiral catalyst - (+)-benzotetramisole, and their configurations were also established. It was shown the anisotropic effect of the phenyl group in the acid chloride of α-methoxytrifluoromethylphenylacetic acid (MTPA-Cl) on the halogenaryl group. Such effect leads to screening of the latter, and this, in turn, leads to a shift to a strong field and positive values of ∆δR/S, while proton signals of the less bulky group are shifted to a weaker field with a negative value of ∆δR/S. The interaction of chloromethylpropargyl (allyl) ether with phenacylbromide with the participation of the chiral catalyst - (+) - benzotetramisole leads to aromatic allyl and propargyl alcohol monoethers. By the chiral derivative agent (CDA) chloride anhydride- α-trifluoro-methyl-phenyl-acetic acid (MTPA-Cl) the absolute configuration of compounds was determined. Due to comparing the ΔδR/S data in the NMR 1H spectra during such interaction it was found that they converted  to diastereomers.

https://doi.org/10.33609/2708-129X.86.4.2020.126-131
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