Axial chirality control of troposBIPHEP–Rh complexes by chiral dienes: synergy effect in catalytic asymmetric hydrogenation‡
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Kohsuke Aikawa, Yūki Takabayashi, Susumu Kawauchi, Koichi Mikami
Diastereopure troposRh complexes bearing not only BIPHEP but also chiral dienes can be employed as highly enantioselective hydrogenation catalysts for an olefinic substrate.
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