Abstract
The addition of allenylzinc bromides to alpha-chiral imines proceeds with very high diastereoselectivity. This result is in contrast with the addition to the corresponding aldehydes, leading to poor diastereoselectivity. The anti/anti adducts are explained by Felkin-Ahn and Gaudemar-Yamamoto models of the transition state.
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