Abstract
Twelve P-chiral phosphine oxides were screened for their ability to act as a chiral Lewis base catalyst for the asymmetric hydrosilylation of ketimines, providing chiral amines in good conversion and yield, but relatively poor enantioselectivity (ee <30%). Mechanistic studies paralleling work on chiral sulfinamides have shown a non-linear relationship of catalyst enantioselectivity and the chiral amine product.
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