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EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13. [3,3] Paracyclophanes as Planar Chiral Scaffolds for the Synthesis of New Phosphoric Acids. Jérémie Stemper. Dr. J.F. Betzer Dr. A. Voituriez Dr. A. Marinetti. EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13. Phosphoric acids as organocatalysts.
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EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 [3,3]Paracyclophanes as Planar Chiral Scaffolds for the Synthesis of New Phosphoric Acids. Jérémie Stemper Dr. J.F. Betzer Dr. A. Voituriez Dr. A. Marinetti
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Phosphoricacids as organocatalysts Brønsted basic site Bifunctionalcatalyst Brønstedacidic site Steric and electroniceffects * Terada, M. Bull. Chem. Soc. Jpn. 2010,Vol. 83, 101-119
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Phosphoricacids as organocatalysts First examples of catalysiswithchiral phosphoricacids by Teradaand Akiyamain 2004 : Yields up to 99% e.e. up to 95% Yields up to 99% e.e. up to 96% Syn/anti ratio up to 100:0 Terada, M. et al., J. Am. Chem. Soc.2004, 17, 5356 Akiyama, T. et al., Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2004, 12, 1566
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Phosphoricacids as organocatalysts A wide range of syntheticalyusefull transformations is possible underphosphoricacidscatalysis : List, B. et al.,Top. Curr. Chem.2010, 395 Terada, M. et al., Synthesis2010, 12, 1929
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Most representativechiral phosphoricacidsfromthelitterature: List, Wang, 2010 Terada, Akiyama, 2004 Akiyama, Charette, 2005 Central chirality Axial chirality Terada, M. et al., J. Am. Chem. Soc.2004, 17, 5356 Akiyama, T. et al., Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2004, 12, 1566 List, B. et al., J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2010, 132, 17370 Wang, Y. et al., J. Org. Chem. 2010, 75, 8677 Akiyama, T. et al., Adv. Syn. Catal. 2005, 347, 1523 Charette, A. B. et al., Adv. Syn. Catal. 2006, 348, 2363
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Most representativechiral phosphoricacidsfromthelitterature: List, Wang, 2010 Terada, Akiyama, 2004 Akiyama, Charette, 2005 Central chirality Axial chirality 1 example by Enders in 2012 Planarchirality ? Enders, D. D. et al.,Chirality2012 , 215
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Target structure
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Target structure Planarchirality
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Target structure Planarchirality Enantioselectivity
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Target structure Tunable motif Planarchirality Enantioselectivity
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 DFT calculations ΔG kj.mol-1 BINOL Dr. Gilles Frison, Ecole polytechnique
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 DFT calculations ΔG kj.mol-1 BINOL Dr. Gilles Frison, Ecole polytechnique
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Syntheticstrategy Functionalizedferrocene Macrocyclisation Cross-coupling Ferrocene-Biaryl Biaryl
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Syntheticstrategy
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Syntheticstrategy
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Syntheticstrategy Heptane : THF : NEt3 : TFA 40:60:0.3:0.5 1mL/min (±) Resolution by chiral HPLC (+) 6.45 min (-) 14.33 min [α]D= + 931 (c=1.0, CHCl3) Column : Chiralpak ID Stationary phase :
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 X-Ray analysis : P P Non C2 symmetric Dr. Pascal Retailleau
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 • Ferroceneis asuitabletethering unit But • In order to synthetise a wholeseries of phosphoricacids :
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 • Ferroceneis a suitabletethering unit But • In order to synthesizea wholeseries of phosphoricacids : Introduction of arylsubstituentsat alaterstepof the reactionsequence Easierresolution of the enantiomers
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 New Syntheticpathway 1) Introduction of diversity Key intermediateallowingeasy variation of substituents
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 New Synthetic pathway 2) Synthesis of an epimeric mixture
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 New Syntheticpathway 3) Resolution SiO2
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Catalysis : 1) Preliminaryevaluation Rueping, M. et al.,Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2006, 45, 3683
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Catalysis : 1) Preliminaryevaluation yield = 98% ee = 31% Good catalyticactivity
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Catalysis : 2) Optimisation Hantzsch ester, R = Et Ph
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Catalysis : 2) Optimisation Hantzsch ester, R = Et Ph
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Catalysis : 2) Optimisation Ph
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Catalysis : 2) Optimisation Ph
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Conclusion
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Conclusion Identification of a good tether
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Conclusion Identification of a good tether 2) Good catalyticactivity
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Conclusion Identification of a good tether 2) Good catalyticactivity 3) Optimisation of the enantioselectivity
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Perspectives • New organocatalyticreactions • Phosphoramidites and organometalliccatalysis
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Aknowledgement ANR-11-BS07-002-01 : CHIRACID Dr. A. Marinetti Dr. J.F. Betzer Dr. A. Voituriez Dr. X. Guinchard Kévin Isaac Yang Zhang Julien Pastor KeihannYavari Maxime Gicquel Paul Aillard Valérian Gobé Dr F. Nuter Cristallography Dr. Pascal Retailleau HPLC Odile Thoison Suzanna Ramos Franck Pelissier ComputationalChemistry Dr. G. Frison
EWPC 10 – Regensburg – 19/03/13 Aknowledgement …and you for listening !