(-ALPHA-PINENE AND (-)-ALPHA-PINENE AS CHIRAL RECOGNITION PROBES WITHNATURAL CYCLODEXTRINS AND THEIR PERMETHYLATED DERIVATIVES - AN AQUEOUS NMR-STUDY())
A. Botsi et al., (-ALPHA-PINENE AND (-)-ALPHA-PINENE AS CHIRAL RECOGNITION PROBES WITHNATURAL CYCLODEXTRINS AND THEIR PERMETHYLATED DERIVATIVES - AN AQUEOUS NMR-STUDY()), Perkin transactions. 2, (1), 1997, pp. 89-94
The binding of (1R)-(+)- and (1S)-(-)-alpha-pinene to alpha-, beta- an
d gamma-cyclodextrin and to the corresponding permethylated derivative
s TM alpha-, TM beta- and TM gamma-cyclodextrin, has been studied in a
queous solution by NMR spectroscopy. The stoichiometries and the assoc
iation constants have been measured, The signals of both (+)- and (-)-
alpha-pinene were found to follow the Slow exchange, whereas those of
the cyclodextrins the fast exchange regime, indicating that the type o
f exchange is independent of the magnitude of binding constants, which
vary along the series, and also a result of other factors, in additio
n to the associated rate constants, The structures of the respective c
omplexes have been derived from 2D ROESY experiments, The cyclodextrin
s preferentially bind with the (1S)-(-)-alpha-pinene, but only alpha-C
D exhibits remarkable enantioselectivity, These observations show clea
rly that formation of a hydrogen bond or the presence of an aromatic r
ing, previously invoked as some of the requirements for enantioselecti
vity with CDs, are not necessary, In addition to enantioselectivity, s
ite selectivity was also observed for alpha- and TM alpha-CD with the
preferred (1S)-(-)-enantiomer, the stoichiometry being 2:1 in both cas
es.