- 1′-Bi-2-naphthol (
BINOL) is an
organic compound that is
often used as a
ligand for transition-metal
catalysed asymmetric synthesis.
BINOL has
axial chirality...
- 2’-diol, or
BINOL, has been used as
chiral auxiliary for the
asymmetric synthesis since 1983.
Hisashi Yamamoto first utilized (R)-
BINOL as a
chiral auxiliary...
-
offering an
alternative mode of
stereoinduction by
changing the
metal center.
BINOL (1,1'-binaphthyl-2,2'-diol) is
usually used in
conjunction with oxophilic...
- K. Mikami[who?]
reported the
catalysis of this
reaction using a Ti(IV)–
BINOL complex in the same year as the Keck group, Keck's
publication reported...
-
Boholano (Cebuano:
Binol-anon) is a
variant of the
Cebuano language spoken in the
island province of
Bohol in the
Visayas and a
major portion of Southern...
-
Strecker reaction can be
effected using thiourea-derived catalysts. In 2012, a
BINOL-derived
catalyst was emplo**** to
generate chiral cyanide anion (see figure)...
- chirality).
These types of
chirality are far less
common than
central chirality.
BINOL is a
typical example of an
axially chiral molecule,
while trans-cyclooctene...
-
acquired ECLI Products, a high-tech
automotive greases manufacturer and
Binol AB, a
Swedish manufacturer of
environmentally acceptable lubricants for...
- backbones. Well
known examples include cyclic diesters derived from the
BINOL and
TADDOL motifs.
These compounds are used in
asymmetric catalysis as chiral...
-
Chiral versions of
these ligands,
particularly those derived from the
BINOL scaffold, are
widely used in
enantioselective synthesis. The application...
