Abstract

A series of enantioenriched ferrocenyl monophosphines imbued with both central and planar chirality were obtained catalytically (80–99% ee) via the kinetic resolution of 1,2-disubstituted planar chiral ferrocenyl enone racemates. The synthetic approach utilized a chiral palladacycle to facilitate the asymmetric hydrophosphination (AHP) as a means to achieve high stereoselectivity. The enantioenriched ferrocenylphosphine products could be protected and further recrystallized to obtain ees up to 99%. The modularity of the phosphine framework obtained was demonstrated via derivatization of its functional handles via a simple nucleophilic substitution to yield optically pure bisphosphines.

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