Optical resolution in two immiscible solvents in the presence of an intermediate solvent. Optical resolution of N-methyl-amphetamine by O,O '-dibenzoyl-R,R-tartaric acid in dichloroethane-water-methanol solvent system
D. Kozma et E. Fogassy, Optical resolution in two immiscible solvents in the presence of an intermediate solvent. Optical resolution of N-methyl-amphetamine by O,O '-dibenzoyl-R,R-tartaric acid in dichloroethane-water-methanol solvent system, SYN COMMUN, 29(24), 1999, pp. 4315-4319
A new optical resolution method was developed by the use of a two phase thr
ee component solvent system and demonstrated on the example of the resoluti
on of the N-methyl-amphetamine with O,O'-dibenzoyl-R,R-tartaric acid. By ad
ding methanol as an intermediate solvent to the two phase water-dichloroeth
ane solvent system the solubility and the optical purity of the precipitate
d salt can be adjusted in wide ranges. By this way a highly efficient one s
tep resolution process carl be accomplished.